Automatic Browser Fingerprinting and Exploitation with Metasploit
Egypt explores automatic browser fingerprinting and exploitation with metasploit at DEF CON 17, examining fourth-amendment and practical defenses.
Summary
Architecture and Background
Using Guided Missiles in Drive-Bys: Automatic browser fingerprinting and exploitation with Metasploit Egypt Core Developer, Metasploit Project The blackhat community has been using client-side exploits for several years now. Multiple commercial suites exist for turning webservers into malware distribution centers.
Vulnerability Analysis
Unfortunately for the pentester, acquiring these tools requires sending money to countries with no extradition treaties, taking deployed packs from compromised webservers, or other acts of questionable legality. To ease this burden the Metasploit Project will present an extensible browser exploitation platform integrated into the metasploit framework.
Exploitation and Demonstrations
egypt has been a core developer for the Metasploit Project since April 2008 and a user of the framework since discovering its existence in 2004. He is also a member of Attack Research, a group of people dedicated to the in-depth understanding of computer based attacks.
Remediation and Defensive Strategies
Recently, egypt founded Teardrop Security, a consulting company specializing in penetration testing, vulnerability research, and reverse engineering. For copies of the slides and additional materials please see the DEF CON 17 Archive here:
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