Part 14 of Broken, Abandoned and Forgotten Code is up. In this final part, we finish discussing post-exploitation. This is really the most open-ended phase of exploitation, and I discuss a number of creative things you can do with your target, once compromised. For this post, I keep it simple with a reverse-TCP root shell. I discuss building the stage 2 firmware, then flattening it, so the stage 1 firmware can download and flash it. Also, this part has 100% more ponies. Here's part 14 for your reading pleasure. http://ift.tt/1SsIzSK If you've only joined in recently, here's the very beginning from back in April. http://ift.tt/1bF2UEZ I hope you've enjoyed following along even half as much as I've enjoyed writing and sharing it. As always I welcome feedback via email or Twitter. I'm @zcutlip. Cheers, Zach
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