Secure Ideas is excited to announce the immediate release of Laudanum 1.0. This open source project is designed to provide injectable files for use in exploitation.
During a penetration test, we are often tasked with showing the risk a flaw, such as SQL injection, really poses. Instead of building a custom script based on the target, Laudanum offers a series of pre-built files that include several different packaged post-exploits. For example, one file may create a web shell or another may provide file exploration capabilities. These files are also built to multiple technologies so they work on servers running Java as easily as ones running PHP.
The most notable update in this release is the introduction of specialized files targeting WordPress installations. These were meticulously developed by our skilled team member, Jason Gillam, to enhance security testing.
You can download the latest release at kali.org/tools/laudanum.
Kevin Johnson is the CEO of Secure Ideas. If you are in need of a penetration test or other security consulting services you can contact him at kevin@secureideas.com or visit the Secure Ideas site for services provided.
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