Beyond the Patch: Why Drupalgeddon 2 Still Matters for Web Security

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Drupalgeddon 2 (CVE-2018-7600) was one of the most critical remote code execution vulnerabilities ever discovered, scoring a near-perfect 24/25 on the NIST severity scale. Years later, unpatched systems are still being exploited. In this deep-dive video, we don't just talk about the theory—we get hands-on.

We'll walk you through a full lab environment, exploiting a vulnerable Drupal 7.57 installation using multiple methods. You'll learn how to identify the vulnerability, exploit it with Metasploit, perform a manual exploit with Burp Suite, and even write your own Python script to gain a reverse shell.

Understanding how these attacks work is the first step to preventing them. This video is essential for penetration testers, web application security specialists, and anyone preparing for cybersecurity certifications.

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