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Date Submitted:
06/30/06
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How to code stack based exploitsAdded by Papergrl
Description:
Buffer overflows are the result of stuffing more data into a buffer than it can handle. Upon writing past the buffer, the program will often lead to unknown results, even the potential to execute arbitary code, if a certain memory pointer is overwritten. Varying the flow of execution on the stack requires knowledge in the operating system and it's architecture based in assembly. Careful tracing of the programs flow can be accomplished by a number of debugging tools such as gdb.
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