Writing Buffer Overflow Exploits using BackTrack
I have been writing a number of tutorials on my blog about how to create buffer overflow exploits using BackTrack.
I posted the links to parts one and two on the old forums, and I just finished part three, so I decided to post links to all three parts here.
I will update this post with more links when I write further entries.
Part One: A Simple Windows Stack Based Buffer Overflow
Part Two: A Windows Stack Based SEH Buffer Overflow
Part Three: A Windows Stack Based SEH Buffer Overflow with Character Translation
Part Four: A Windows Use After Free Heap Corruption Exploit
Part Five: A Windows Stack Based Overflow using an Egghunter and a Conditional Jump
Update: Added link to part four.
Update: Added link to part five.
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Great
Thanks for ur hardwork
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Awesome Tutorials.
Thanks, I hope your efforts are recognised :D
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Very nice! Easy to understand and very well presented. I like your style. :)
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Update: Added link to Part Four, A Windows Heap Corruption Exploit.
This reproduces the Internet Explorer Aurora '0 day' exploit, used (allegedly) by the Chinese to hack Google.
It can be viewed here.
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First, @lupin: I thank you again for these awesome materials!
Second, to anyone considering taking PWB and/or CTP, I find lupin's tutorials an Excellent supplementary source of info.
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@lupin
These Tutorials are great. Read the first two and just now finished the first one. Thank you for posting them!:cool:
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Update: Added link to Part Five, Uses an Egghunter, and a conditional jump to get around bad character limitations.
It can be viewed here.
