Look at all the historical claims and the techniques involved. It takes a lot of tenacity and trying things that shouldn't work but on extremely rare occasions somehow do.
A lot of them publish source code that demonstrates how the exploit worked, plus when paired with an open-source project that has a vulnerability you can see how that matches up to the target.
There's a large toolbox of techniques to learn, but in this fashion they're surprisingly well documented. Using these techniques you can find other exploits if you're creative.
A lot of them publish source code that demonstrates how the exploit worked, plus when paired with an open-source project that has a vulnerability you can see how that matches up to the target.
There's a large toolbox of techniques to learn, but in this fashion they're surprisingly well documented. Using these techniques you can find other exploits if you're creative.