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by 0x0539
3823 days ago
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Actually, this demo would be stopped if the stack protector was on. The demo relies upon overwriting the return pointer that controls where the function jumps to upon returning. The stack protector acts as a guard against overwriting that value without knowing a key that is stored elsewhere in memory. You'd need some memory disclosure issue to get the key or brute force the key. |
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