Sometimes a public exploit you locate contains broken code, throws vague errors, or fails to achieve your intended goal. It's important to be able to troubleshoot and debug these issues effectively; otherwise, you'll find yourself endlessly spinning your wheels. Especially on the OSCP exam.
In this video, I aim to demystify the methodology of approaching fixing exploits and explore ways in which you can intercept traffic and debug the exploit at the packet-level.
