buffer overflow
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What is Buffer Overflow? Its Common Attack Types
buffer overflow, also known as buffer overflow, is a programming error that occurs when a program attempts to write data that exceeds the memory capacity allocated to a buffer.
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NVIDIA Jetson chipset contains a series of security holes that allow data theft, DDoS attacks
a series of new critical security vulnerabilities have been found in the jetson chip framework (nvidia) that could affect millions of active graphics cards worldwide.
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Techniques to exploit buffer overflows: Organize memory, stack, call functions, shellcode
this article covers buffer overflow that occurs on the stack and the technique of exploiting this common security error. this article consists of two parts: part 1: organizing memory, stack, function calls, shellcode and part 2: exploiting buffer overflow techniques
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Techniques of exploiting buffer overflow errors - Part II
in the previous section we have reviewed the memory organization, stack, calling the function to understand thoroughly why when the buffer overflow occurs, we can change the value of the command pointer register% eip, from which can execute any code. we also learned how to create a simple shellcode