assembly is the character representation of the opcodes you ___ and the reason is : easier to remember and program with. opcodes even change with at & t , intel syntax. and we dont overwrite the eip register address but the stack memory location of ret so then can be sent to processor as the nest instruction to be executed.
assembly is the character representation of the opcodes you dump and the reason is : easier to remember and program with. opcodes even change with at & t , intel syntax. and we dont overwrite the eip register address but the stack memory location of ret so then can be sent to processor as the nest instruction to be executed.
assembly is the character representation of the opcodes you dump and the reason is : easier to remember and program with. opcodes even change with at & t , intel syntax. and we dont overwrite the eip register address but the stack memory location of ret so then can be sent to processor as the next instruction to be executed.
You don't put C code or even assembly language into the buffer, as these guys lead you to believe. You put machine language opcodes into it, e.g. binary (or hex) representation of assembly language instructions.
And besides, usually people just overwrite the EIP register value to point to another function planted elsewhere in memory instead of directly injecting code. And if you're into runtime hacking, just play around with overwriting exception handlers and raise one.
@anthonycargile Isn't assembly translated into hex? If you get the object dump of assembly code, you would get hex code. When you are writing shellcodes, it's the same as assembly code in hex... right?
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hacknixx 4 days ago
Binary hex of asm into buffer
maokly1 3 months ago
0x90
maokly1 3 months ago
NOP NOP NOP NOP
SeanOBriain 6 months ago
Fucking skids
MrXaviusK 6 months ago
if you think you're straight and you bought those pants with that hole in them, I've got bad news for you.
frosty1433 7 months ago
Somthing so erotic abotu this,-"Now take off you're pants,,, mmm thats right, now come here, mmmm you like that don't you",
- "mmm i doo i dont know what else to say mmmm do what evey you want to me"
Talk bout date rape...
happygamestvfun1 1 year ago
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assembly is the character representation of the opcodes you ___ and the reason is : easier to remember and program with. opcodes even change with at & t , intel syntax. and we dont overwrite the eip register address but the stack memory location of ret so then can be sent to processor as the nest instruction to be executed.
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assembly is the character representation of the opcodes you dump and the reason is : easier to remember and program with. opcodes even change with at & t , intel syntax. and we dont overwrite the eip register address but the stack memory location of ret so then can be sent to processor as the nest instruction to be executed.
parkoz2008 1 year ago
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assembly is the character representation of the opcodes you dump and the reason is : easier to remember and program with. opcodes even change with at & t , intel syntax. and we dont overwrite the eip register address but the stack memory location of ret so then can be sent to processor as the next instruction to be executed.
parkoz2008 1 year ago
so, i am brasilian, but i enjoy the video, now i undstood what is buffer overflow,
bucrp 1 year ago
@bucrp who care wtf u are niggga
happygamestvfun1 1 year ago
i hate that mulatto with cap on.
smartgirlfat 1 year ago
lol they're drunk
sckryde 1 year ago 5
Stellar.
Astrovideo 2 years ago
nice video i love video like that good make more and dont stop your work good
miekmuse1exploit 2 years ago
Sudo shut up. OK!!!
ferrofluid42 2 years ago 3
nice video =p got to subscribe
LygisLT15 2 years ago
IN tresting
bonniekwacha 2 years ago
lookit the noob with the hole in the pants. lol
ncrapz 2 years ago
soo.... basicly the buffer your hacking or what not is drunk??
TreeTopSky 2 years ago
didn't understand a damn thing =)
p0rsch997 2 years ago
you guys are Fucking awesome. capital F
benediktivars 2 years ago
I was playing an online game and this guy buffered me but idk how o.0 Made my game crash >.> bitch lol.
magno172 2 years ago
You don't put C code or even assembly language into the buffer, as these guys lead you to believe. You put machine language opcodes into it, e.g. binary (or hex) representation of assembly language instructions.
And besides, usually people just overwrite the EIP register value to point to another function planted elsewhere in memory instead of directly injecting code. And if you're into runtime hacking, just play around with overwriting exception handlers and raise one.
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parkoz2008 1 year ago
@anthonycargile I guess what the meant to say is that c and assembly don't do runtime bounds checking for you.
TheGoodChap 1 year ago
@anthonycargile Isn't assembly translated into hex? If you get the object dump of assembly code, you would get hex code. When you are writing shellcodes, it's the same as assembly code in hex... right?
SourceOfInformation 8 months ago
Hehe, that's the simplest explanation of a buffer overflow that I've ever seen, now even a moron could understand the concept :D
Freakingpanda1 2 years ago
xd...5*
lukthere2 2 years ago
How do you stop the hacker from fucking your shit up?!?
JHurleyGTR 2 years ago
Don't use a pc. ^__^
7wist3d 2 years ago
If you mean use a mac a mac is a pc, PC=Personal Computer. A mac is a PC.
kiba2447 2 years ago
No i mean just literally dont use a pc..
7wist3d 2 years ago
why not?
kiba2447 2 years ago
@JHurleyGTR turn off your computer ;)
pheaneasphreak77 10 months ago
haha that was freaking awesome
bolex17 3 years ago
It's obvious you guys are explaining this based on research rather than experience. xD
Schroeder613 3 years ago 3
wow this kicked total ass!
kirkvq 3 years ago
great video fellas! I appreciate the creative explanation of buffer overflows...if only they were as fun as actually drinking beer
Carnyride79 3 years ago
both of yall shut up! lol nice video, when compared with beer, easier to understand lol good work
whatwhatbia 3 years ago
Clever analogy
TheLostAncient 3 years ago