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Using techniques to change the behavior of an application or application component in order to use it to ones advantage. When used it is often referred to software exploitation where an attacker can take control of an applications execution flow in order to run arbitrary code.
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I want to know more about how a particular exploit works. How do I do that? [closed]
However, that would be pretty lame and also writing patches specific to the code of the exploit is not a good practice. I would like the rule to apply even if the exploit code is changed. … I want to know some specific details of the exploit which would either help me figure out where I need to look for the IAC character or help me find some details about the exploit which would allow me …
