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These are from Offensive Security. This is for study Client-Side Attack with JavaApplet. A good example of a client side exploit based on a human vulnerability, as opposed to a software vulnerability, is the JavaApplet client side attack. This attack affects targets with Java installed and enabled in their browsers – a required feature for many administrators and power users. As JavaLenabled browsers can run Java applications, it is quite trivial to make our own malicious Java applet which will execute code of our choosing when run. However, there is one drawback: the user will get a warning box before execution of our Java payload. The average user may not understand the implications of clicking Run on this warning box. If the user runs the program, the Java software installed on the victim’s machine will execute our payload happily.!! The Java code below will download a given executable and execute it in a temporary directory on the target machine. But, you need to edit IP address in the program
