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Implementing Buffer Overflow Attacks
Speakers: Clifford Wolff
Language: english
Where: Saal 2
When: Day 3, 17:00
Duration: 01:00h
Description
Using examples under Linux (IA-32) I will demonstrate how buffer overflow attacks work and how to implement them. I will explain the technical background and present “recipes”. Additionally, I will demonstrate the most important tools to prevent buffer overflow attacks. You should know about C to follow my talk.
