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Buffer overflow in the 64-bit stack - Part 2 @en:it-security:blog
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he basics of buffer overflows can be found in the link collection at the end. ((https://book.hacktricks.... code using "-no-pie" as compile flag to tell the linker you want to build an executable. This should re
Buffer overflow in the 64-bit stack - Part 3 @en:it-security:blog
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is started. === PLT and GOT === PLT (Procedure Linkage Table) and GOT (Global Offset Table) are responsible for the interaction during dynamic linking. The function ''write()'' function does not po
IT Security Cheat Sheets
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Security Cheat Sheets ====== ^ Category ^ Name ^ Link ^ | @#D0FA58:**Methodology** | ^::: | Hacktricks
OSI layer cyber attacks
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ction, video surveillance | ---- Source: [[https://www.linkedin.com/company/ethical-hackers-academy/]]
The importance of awareness in IT security @en:it-security:blog
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Obfuscation: Disguise shellcode as UUIDs @en:it-security:blog
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nction ''%%memcpy%%'' is not called directly, but linked to our own function via a pointer. <code cpp>