Heap overflow: Vulnerability and heap internals explained
A heap overflow is a form of buffer overflow; it happens when a chunk of memory is allocated to the heap and data is written to this memory without any bound...
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Code Injection Techniques
DLL Injection using QueueUserAPC
We begin by creating a process using CreateProcess, which is the where we are trying to inject the code into:
[cpp]
PROCESS_INFORMATION...
Anti-Memory Dumping Techniques
1. Introduction
The term "Memory Dumping" in reverse-engineering is essentially a process of taking a snapshot of the executable.
Taking a snapshot means capturing...
Hacking Applets: A Reverse Engineering Approach
1. Introduction
Web Applications using applets to transfer data between the client and server are hard to manipulate using security holes, because of the simple...