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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!

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.

Tree Lake Rain 🌲🦆🌦️2 days ago
c

not Arnold (Parody) 🔥💪2 days ago
How are you brotha?

Merdog2 days ago
😉😉

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。

HexHolder2 days ago
A nice explanation of a buffer overflow

Rory2 days ago
cool stuff, Tetsuo

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?

NG+2 days ago
@tetsuoai salut Est ce qu’un article existe pour ce sujet ?ça m’intéresse beaucoup
