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python-Tutor
Re: [Tutor] Python helps defeat Code Red
by dman other posts by this author
Aug 10 2001 5:54PM messages near this date
[Tutor] Python helps defeat Code Red | [Tutor] Certification
On Fri, Aug 10, 2001 at 12:35:36PM -0500, Ryan Ware wrote:
| >  Below is a post I clipped from the Twin Cities Linux Users Group.
| >  
| >  Looks like Python works very well for short hacks like that other language
| >  that begins with a "p" also. :)

Cool.  I've only seen perl examples so far.  What interests me is the
possiblity of dermining the requestor's IP address from within a CGI
script.  Call the CGI script /default.ida and it will be the infected
system's fault that they ran the script :-).  You can claim that you
are generating the web page by "screen scraping" another web page (at
<ip> /scripts/root.exe of course).

-D


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