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twistedps
Was looking thru some sites today and came upon this pdf, seems very cool since it goes over many exploitation methods...
Big thanks to Covert Systems Research for releasing this!

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Table of Contents:
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I. Forward
II. Types of Vulnerabilities
a: Stack overwrite
b: Heap overwrite
c: Function pointer overwrite
d: Format string
III. Exploitation Methods
a: Stack exploitation
b: Heap exploitation
c: Function pointer exploitation
d: Format string exploitation
e: Return-to-libc exploitation
IV. Summary
V. References


http://www.packetstormsecurity.org/papers/...xploitation.pdf

edit:
looking at their site, and they have a lot of cool exploitation papers on the site too:
http://www.covertsystems.org/archives/exploit.html
qcred11
Wow, nice one. Very good collection. Worth to read.
Thanks
tweakz20
just read it, it just gives a very basic overview of how an exploit works.... i thought it was kind of a waste of time
Tacreno
I found this quite interesting, I know my c++ pretty well and wanna learn to write some sploits this summer

thanks for the read dude smile.gif
twistedps
QUOTE (tweakz20 @ Jun 2 2004, 07:46 PM)
just read it, it just gives a very basic overview of how an exploit works.... i thought it was kind of a waste of time

i found it to be an enlightening read for the person who is interested in overflows and exploits but hasnt had expirence with assembly and debugging, so they dont know where to start. Most overviews out there start off where you have to have at least an understanding of certain levels of material.
tweakz20
they don't EXPLAIN the shell code, touch base on any world examples (or even test programs), do anything with the internet, and doesn't describe ASM codes OR C++ codes they're using... it kind of let me down.. how is that going to help you write anything?! lol
twistedps
how would you write it without knowing what to write about?
tweakz20
exactly.
passi
thanks! i searched for something like this smile.gif
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