My problem, however, is that we don't just have a server, but we also have a Swing-rich client who is unable to execute groovlets. So I tried to create something like this in a standalone application without...
DIGITAL JUICE
Tuesday, August 14, 2012
HTTP Server + Groovlet = A Back-Door Type of Trick When Using A Java App
HTTP Server + Groovlet = A Back-Door Type of Trick When Using A Java App: Recently I saw an article about simple groovlet. Groovlet allows you to execute any code in your server. It looks very useful for creating a backdoor - for debugging, troubleshooting, etc.
My problem, however, is that we don't just have a server, but we also have a Swing-rich client who is unable to execute groovlets. So I tried to create something like this in a standalone application without...
DIGITAL JUICE
My problem, however, is that we don't just have a server, but we also have a Swing-rich client who is unable to execute groovlets. So I tried to create something like this in a standalone application without...
DIGITAL JUICE
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