Lecture

Software Security: Execution Attacks and Defenses

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Description

This lecture covers code injection attacks, control-flow hijack attacks, and deployed defenses such as Data Execution Prevention, Stack Canaries, and Address Space Layout Randomization. It explains how attackers force memory corruption to redirect control-flow and discusses the weaknesses and limitations of these defenses.

Instructors (2)

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Ontological neighbourhood

Computer engineering

Computer architecture: Memory management

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