Re: How to create a penetration test lab

[Ty Miller <tyronmiller () gmail com>]

If you are interested in shellcoding then check out www.projectshellcode.com 
 for heaps of shellcode tutorials, whitepapers, tools and resources.

Ty

On 24/08/2009, at 6:18 PM, jfvanmeter () comcast net wrote:

> Hello Every one, I was hoping I could get some input about creating  
> a Penetration Testing Lab. I currently have the following:
>
> ESXi Hosting the following viruals
> XP Pro
> XP Home
> Vista Home
> Centos
> Fodora
> Unbuntu
> Mepis
> Several LAMP build
> Windows 2000 IIS5
> Windows 2003 IIS6
>
> The network is setup using a couple of Cisco 2500 series routers,  
> Catalyst 3524 switch and a Pix 506.
>
> I have a laptop that I run, BackTrack 3 and 4, SamuriaWTF, etc
>
> What I want to learn is shell coding, I have some background in  
> assembler from my time working with mainframes. Can anyone think of   
> anything I should add? Suggestions on the best way to start? I have  
> a couple of books that I'm using as a reference.
>
> I look forward to hearing from everyone.
>
> ::John
>
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