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<div align="justify">Standard Deployment methods for Remote Monitoring Solutions can <strong>often not be applied</strong> when dealing <strong>with well-trained and extremely careful Targets</strong> as they are familiar with common Deployment techniques and tools. <br /> <br /> In most scenarios, <strong>0-Day Exploits</strong> provide an extremely powerful and <strong>reliable way to deploy Remote Monitoring Solutions</strong> by exploiting <strong>unpatched vulnerabilities</strong> in Software the Target is using.<br /> </div>
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The FinFly Exploit Portal offers access to a <strong>large library</strong> of 0-Day and 1-Day Exploits for popular software like <strong>Microsoft&reg; Office, Internet Explorer, Adobe Acrobat Reader, and many more</strong>.<br /><br /><strong>Usage Example 1: High-Tech Crime Unit</strong> <br /><br />A High-Tech Crime Unit was <strong>investigating a Cyber-Crime</strong> and needed to deploy a Remote Monitoring Solution on a Target System. They used an Adobe Acrobat Reader 0-Day Exploit and sent a prepared PDF file via Email to the Target. The Remote Monitoring Solution was automatically deployed once the Target opened the file.<br /><br /><strong>Usage Example 2: Intelligence Agency</strong>  <br /><br />A Target was identified <strong>within</strong> a Discussion Board but no direct or Email contact was possible. The Agency created a Webserver containing an <strong>Internet Explorer 0-day Exploit</strong> which deployed the Payload on the Target System <strong>once the Target opened the URL</strong> that was sent to him through a private message in the Discussion Board.