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How a buffer overflow overwrites the return address, in C and x86-64.

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GD2 days ago

Agenc!

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why2 days ago

Seeing the exact offset from the buffer to saved RIP is usually the most useful part of these examples. It turns abstract memory corruption into something measurable.

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Tree Lake Rain 🌲🦆🌦️2 days ago

c

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not Arnold (Parody) 🔥💪2 days ago

How are you brotha?

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Merdog2 days ago

😉😉

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kotora6732 days ago

C言語も、x86系とRISC系で書き方代えなきゃいけないのが邪魔くさい。

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HexHolder2 days ago

A nice explanation of a buffer overflow

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Rory2 days ago

cool stuff, Tetsuo

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Andreas Zottsen2 days ago

Thanks for the video! So the while loop, where the exit from the loop depends on user input, is the very "stinky" spot in the C language that leads to big problems. If you avoid it, there won’t be any problems, right?

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NG+2 days ago

@tetsuoai salut Est ce qu’un article existe pour ce sujet ?ça m’intéresse beaucoup

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