Скачать или смотреть 97 - Changing Commands and System Calls in Exploitation | WEB-200 OSWA by KinSec

In this video, we explore how attackers modify commands and system calls during exploitation to evade detection, bypass filters, and adapt payloads to different environments. Understanding how system calls work — and how to tweak or obfuscate them — is critical for effective web exploitation and post-exploitation tactics.

This session shows how command injection payloads are crafted and adjusted depending on target OS, application behavior, or security controls in place.

What you’ll learn:

How system commands are used in web exploitation (e.g., ls, cat, ping)
Differences in commands between Linux and Windows targets
Techniques to obfuscate or chain system calls to bypass filters
How to adapt commands during command injection or RCE
Examples of payload tuning in WEB-200 lab environments

Tools and utilities used:

Burp Suite
Command-line tools (curl, wget, whoami, etc.)
Encoding and obfuscation techniques
Linux/Windows vulnerable setups

This video is part of the WEB-200 OSWA series by KinSec, aimed at helping you develop real-world offensive security skills and pass the OSWA certification through practical, lab-based exploitation techniques.

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