Posted on Wed 14 January 2015 in x86-32 Linux • Tagged with exploit development, linux, 32bit, fuzzing, buffer overflow, rop
Adding to the last return orientated programming exploit by using a few more advanced ROP techniques
Posted on Sun 11 January 2015 in x86-32 Linux • Tagged with exploit development, linux, 32bit, fuzzing, buffer overflow, rop
Using return orientated programming to beat both address space layout randomization and never execute on 32bit Linux
Posted on Tue 30 September 2014 in Reverse Engineering • Tagged with linux, 32bit, debugging, reverse engineering
Posted on Wed 06 August 2014 in x86-32 Linux • Tagged with exploit development, linux, 32bit, fuzzing, buffer overflow, rop, ret2libc
Exploiting a buffer overflow by using return to libc and basic return orientated programming to beat certain protections including never execute (NX)
Posted on Sat 02 August 2014 in Reverse Engineering • Tagged with windows, reverse engineering, 32bit, crackme
Posted on Mon 07 July 2014 in x86-32 Linux • Tagged with exploit development, linux, 32bit, aslr, buffer overflow
Exploiting a buffer overflow vulnerability with address space layout randomization in place
Posted on Tue 01 July 2014 in Reverse Engineering • Tagged with exploit development, linux, 32bit, reverse engineering, buffer overflow, debugging
Detecting buffer overflows, format string and integer overflow vulnerabilities using binary analysis in gdb on 32bit Linux
Posted on Thu 12 June 2014 in x86-32 Linux • Tagged with exploit development, linux, 32bit, fuzzing, buffer overflow
Hacking a network service with a buffer overflow vulnerability on 32bit Linux without stack protections
Posted on Tue 20 May 2014 in x86-32 Linux • Tagged with exploit development, linux, 32bit, fuzzing, format string
Finding, exploiting and fixing a simple format string vulnerability on 32bit Linux without any stack protections
Posted on Sun 11 May 2014 in Reverse Engineering • Tagged with linux, reverse engineering, 32bit, crackme