When I use shellcode such as the ones provided here* as payload to some vu开发者_StackOverflow社区lnerable program, how is the shell executed as root? I am asking about how the privileges are elevated
I have a开发者_开发知识库 windows app consuming large amounts of incoming udp traffic and sending a small number of udp packets \'keep alive\' messages. I\'m seeing a small amount of drops on both inc
I have built a small code for static analysis of C code. The purpose of building it is to warn users about the use of methods such as strcpy() which could essentially cause buffer overflows.
Hey, I\'m new to Ruby and trying to learn by porting some progs from one language to another.Right now I\'m working on an FTP fuzzer in Ruby that mirrors this perl script:
I understand that a typical stack based buffer overflow attack payload looks something like this: (return address) (return address) ...
I was just trying to get a buffer overflow to work on OSX(10.6) on the following program; I need to make foo execute by overflowing the buffer.
I am receiving messages over serial port from a micro-controller. i am using a baud rate of 9600. I have a program w开发者_运维技巧ritten using win32 API that receives the messages. Sometimes it happ
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I want to skip a line in C, the line x=1; in the main section using bufferoverflow; however, I don\'t know why I can not skip the address from 4002f4 to the next address 4002fb in spite of the fact th
I\'m developing an app that posts to a site and I\'m trying to store the entity response as a string. However, the string only seems to contain a small portion of the response, roughly 35 lines or so.