Books and shellcode examples [closed]

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i read "art of exploitation" and "gray hat hackers".Both these books examples written for x8开发者_运维技巧6 systems.i have a centrino laptop and an amd64 pc.I can't make work examples for stack based overflow.

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On 64-bit systems using ASLR, executable space protection makes it far more difficult to execute such attacks. This may explain why you're failing to make them work.

I suggest reading this paper on x86-64 buffer overflow exploits for further information.

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I'd suggest the example in Aleph One' article "Smashing the Stack for Fun and Profit". You can find it here: link text

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You can use some virtualization software (like Virtualbox) to run x86 system of your choice to play around also in amd64 system.

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There are a lot of protections built into OS and compilers to stop those exploits. Or at least make them a heck of a lot more difficult: Noexec stacks, stack canaries, and so on.

Windows also uses stack monitoring as well. Linux has similar features. You really should consider taking your questions like these to a forum other than this one.