Re: compiling exploit code

[William Söderberg <william.soderberg () gmail com>]

It helps if you provide us with the error messages, maybe even the
aforementioned code as well?

Also, I would not recommend using code from random people on the
Internet due to the security risk, if you don't understand the code
that is. The chance that the author has hidden a backdoor in the
assembly code is too high. But if it's supposed to be used in a
properly segmented lab environment, then you don't need to worry I
guess. :)

2011/8/7 macubergeek <macubergeek () comcast net>
> I'm having issues compiling some exploit code under Visual Studio Express 2010, particularly kicking up syntax 
> errors. I first suspected that this was "lamer" code with deliberately inserted syntax errors, but I now suspect I'm 
> having compiler compatibility issues.
> Original coder indicated in the source to compile it under VS v. 6. Could there be compiler version differences which 
> might be part of my problems? I mean has the coding syntax changed?
>
> —thanks
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