Writing Buffer overflow exploits on Linux.

Not long ago I started writing some papers about buffer overflows on Linux.
The original plan is to make a full series of papers moving from beginner skills to advanced.

NOTE: The papers do not contain the 101 buffer overflow lessons, there are a lot of resources where you can learn that.

So here goes:

Linux exploit development part 1 - Stack overflow
Linux Exploit Writing Tutorial Pt 2 - Stack Overflow ASLR bypass Using ret2reg
Linux exploit development part 3 - ret2libc

Edit:
Linux Exploit Development Pt 2 (rev 2) - Real App Demo (part 2) which also has a movie demo that can be found here: http://vimeo.com/22242861

Edit x2:
Linux exploit development part 3 (rev 2) - Real app demo ret2libc
Video: http://vimeo.com/22760600

In order to be able to reproduce these tutorials you only need a spare PC or a Virtual Environment running Linux, the first 2 tutorials use Backtrack 4 R2 and the last one uses the latest Debian Squeeze.

If you have missed the Windows tutorials made by @lupin you can check them over here: http://www.backtrack-linux.org/forum...backtrack.html

Hope you guys like them :) (Waiting for feedback!)

Thanx for this !
Great share :)

Cool glad you like them, I'll keep this thread updated with new papers once I finish writing them.

Thanks for the great write-up article! I will check back often for new articles.:D

Added a new paper + video demonstration.

Thanks for this great writeup sickness.. They are very useful

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Originally Posted by savioboyz

Thanks for this great writeup sickness.. They are very useful

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I hope they are useful for members :)

Added a real app demo + video demo for part 3.
Part 4 coming up.

Very good series. Assuming you know your way around exploit dev a bit. I also found them useful, not many videos regarding more advanced subjects like this. Thanks a lot.