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Format Strings v2.5
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Date added: 04/05/2006 |
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This paper will show how the code can be vulnerable against format strings
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Introduction to Local Stack Overflow v2.5
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Date added: 04/07/2006 |
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Get basic knowledge of memory analysis and be able to control his flow to execute
arbitrary code. |
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Linux Virtual Addresses Exploitation
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Date added: 04/10/2006 |
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Linux kernel recently incorporated a protection which randomizes the stack making exploitation of
stack based overflows more difficult. I present here an attack which works on exploiting static
addresses in Linux. You should be familiar with standard stack smashing before attempting this
paper. |
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Function Stack Frame Manipulation v1.1
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Date added: 04/26/2006 |
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Manipulate the stack frame of a function in order to execute arbitrary
code |
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Shellcoders Programming Uncovered
hot!
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Date added: 07/06/2006 |
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How hackers, viruses, and worms attack computers from the Internet and exploit security holes in software is explained in this outline of antivirus software, patches, and firewalls that try in vain to withstand the storm of attacks. Some software's effectiveness exists only in the imaginations of its developers because they prove unable to prevent the propagation of worms, but this guide examines where security holes come from, how to discover them, how to protect systems (both Windows and Unix), and how to do away with security holes altogether. Unpublished advanced exploits and techniques in both C and Assembly languages are included. |
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