Nov 17, 2009
Explo.it – The Day After
The Exploit Database now online.
OffSec Team
The Exploit Database is up and running…survived day 1 . On a last moment fluke, we registered the domain https://www.exploit-db.com/, which is now also up and running.
We’ve improved the search functions on the site, and imported the “papers” and “shellcode” sections from Milw0rm. We’ve been getting our first submissions and are processing them almost in real time. We’ve set up an IRC channel on freenode #exploitdb, you are welcome to join in and provide feedback on the database.
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