Core, Sdi, Inc.

Agustin Azubel Friedman

Gerardo Gabriel Richarte

Luciano Notarfrancesco

Bruce Leidl

Ricardo Quesada

Javier Burroni

Gustavo Ajzenman

Gabriel Becedillas

Maximiliano Gerardo Caceres

Oliver Friederichs

Gabriel Martin Becedillas Ruiz

Maximiliano Gabriel Caceres

A system is provided for performing penetration testing of a target computer network by installing a remote agent in the target computer network. The system includes a local agent provided in a computer console and configured to receive and execute commands. A user interface is provided in the console and configured to send commands to and receive information from the local agent, process the information, and present the processed information. A database is configured to store the information received from the local agent. A network interface is connected to the local agent and configured to communicate with the remote agent installed in the target computer network via a network. Security vulnerability exploitation modules are provided for execution by the local agent and/or the remote agent.

Automated computer system security compromise

A system is provided for executing a system call originating in a local computer on a first remote computer connected to the local computer via a network. Communication is established between the local computer and the first remote computer via the network. A syscall server is installed in the first remote computer. A reference address is sent from the first remote computer to the local computer via the network through execution of code by the syscall server. A syscall request is built in the local computer with arguments determined using the reference address received from the first remote computer. The syscall request is sent from the local computer to the first remote computer via the network. The syscall request is copied into a stack of the first remote computer through execution of code by the syscall server. Registers are popped from the syscall request in the stack. Execution of a syscall request is initiated on the first remote computer. The result of the syscall request is pushed onto the stack. At least a portion of the result of the syscall request is sent to the local computer via the network through execution of code by the syscall server.

Distributed computing using syscall proxying

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Buenos Aires, Argentina

Agustin Azubel Friedman