If you've always wondered just exactly how a buffer overrun works in real life(in a very basic way) check his video series out {some basic assembler required}:
Monday, 20 October 2014
My Buffer Overflowesth
There I was, looking for a video on the glibc malloc implementation (more about that adventure in the next post) and whilst the most promising clip I found was unfortunately in Japanese (and, it has to be admitted, this is about as much as I currently understand about this topic :-) --- I came across a gentleman on the sidebar who posted a nifty video series about buffer overruns, and who has a good way of explaining the problem.
If you've always wondered just exactly how a buffer overrun works in real life(in a very basic way) check his video series out {some basic assembler required}:
If you've always wondered just exactly how a buffer overrun works in real life(in a very basic way) check his video series out {some basic assembler required}:
