HITBSecConf2006 Presentation - Finding Secrets in ISAPI.
bc0314b2e692a9f545d86a278fbf1b1fff9a3394cf2ad0abb846888a1a402087Source code for all the examples used in tutorials 1 through 4 of 'Writing Stack Based Overflows On Windows'.
860b53e6a362f1432b875fd79227494b5d512c72cfa9e23132fc2648cd5ae25eWriting Stack Based Overflows on Windows - Part IV: Shellcode creation and exploitation an application remotely.
8574a8998f8d62e5c51157c0cfca653779fe111f04fd2362565eb53dd4584fb2Writing Stack Based Overflows on Windows - Part III: Walking through a stack based overflow and writing an exploit for a local overflow.
f90a0115f7445c95c71fa6878bcc43ebb6802fec3409da9bbdfa11726c784353Writing Stack Based Overflows on Windows - Part II: Windows Assembly for writing Exploits
458ebf2f8f50c0249db41a0f2babf0e9c981f7c972089ff9b19153fd0210a5ffWriting Stack Based Overflows on Windows - Part I: Basic Concepts
f2eded9aca3088ea4d10a3faf846a8d5c7b7d77f76c4957ad9691750d63e1c75Analyzing Code for Security Defects - Reviewing code to find vulnerabilities is becoming more and more common. Reviewing code is not only useful from a developers point of view but also from an attacker's point of view. The talk covers the basics of threat analysis, how to assess threats and what are some of the vulnerabilities that could exists in code when performing code reviews for large code bases.
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