We just got the news that Core Impact 8 (with XSS and Blind SQL injection) has been released by Core Technologies. You can read the full press release for the new version Recent Posts
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- RT @mubix: Metasploit Fan? You should watch this pull request. period. http://t.co/uOBUhe1B Amazing work by @corelanc0d3r 4 hours ago
- RT @iiamit: Red-Team at @SOURCEConf: http://t.co/Xh4ZgTK1 - make sure to book your training and travel ASAP as room is running out! Pls RT 4 hours ago
- RT @LaNMaSteR53: Could someone else try this shell code exec technique on a fully patched OS X Lion box? Need a 2nd opinion. Thx. http:/ ... 9 hours ago
- Nothing worse than finding out a project you've been working on for 6 months has just been released by another company! #Argggggg 13 hours ago
- RT @Brav0Hax: #Ettercap is calling all C coders. As we move to a major release we're gonna need some help. All are welcome, tell your fr ... 14 hours ago
- [SuggestedReading] Mini-PoC for PHP RCE (CVE-2012-0830) http://t.co/35ITAxwq 1 day ago
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