@amjad163 well i am not too familiar with the C standard library, i am still a novice, but α⌂┘are not ascii members, they are unicode. char types are a single octet in size, ie 8 bits, it can only store values up to 255. unicode is 16bit and references 65k odd. it will be worth your while to look into using unicode with C.
@amjad163 afaik windows and linux use a signed char type, -127 to 127. it might be worth printing 255, 127 and -127 as type char to see what they print. there is also an unsigned char type that might support extended ascii.
guys can sombody tell me how to make a buffer overflow on a different player.. ecect... If i was playing a game amd this guy is being a jerk... i make him get buffer overflow...leave. can sombody temm me that?
Very nice tutorial. I'd say it is probably the best text-based one I've seen. Maybe try extending the video a little bit and demonstrate what some shellcode can accomplish? :)
what dumbass would make a var1 pointer size 15 and allow the user to put in more then 15 letters.. without checking! thats some stupid programming I would him fired if he did that.
very good example
sgrouge 4 months ago
Best buffe-overflow video ever!!!
withjigs 6 months ago
im feeling better now...i proove my self the i have 1/4 of a normal human being...
Andy0n7 11 months ago
thanks for a great video!!!
hacker1191 11 months ago
ya thank u "LemonPieLoL" i got d answer already...anyhow thanks for the reply buddyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
kishoreavi 1 year ago
nice video man, your website is garbage though.
LemonPieLoL 1 year ago
can anyone pls tell me how u r converting the decimal(56 18 64) to ascii....especially how u got the 18 ascii code.......
kishoreavi 1 year ago
@kishoreavi by pressing the alt key and typing the number with the keypad into word. alternatively you can just google an ascii chart.
LemonPieLoL 1 year ago
@LemonPieLoL
I was using scanf to read back the final string(i.e the respective ascii codes), but scanf function is not able to store characters like α⌂┘
What do you suggest? any other function that can serve the purpose of scanf?
amjad163 1 year ago
@amjad163 well i am not too familiar with the C standard library, i am still a novice, but α⌂┘are not ascii members, they are unicode. char types are a single octet in size, ie 8 bits, it can only store values up to 255. unicode is 16bit and references 65k odd. it will be worth your while to look into using unicode with C.
LemonPieLoL 1 year ago
@LemonPieLoL
the characters i mentioned have an ascii value <255 ie octet in size.
amjad163 1 year ago
@amjad163 afaik windows and linux use a signed char type, -127 to 127. it might be worth printing 255, 127 and -127 as type char to see what they print. there is also an unsigned char type that might support extended ascii.
LemonPieLoL 1 year ago
guys can sombody tell me how to make a buffer overflow on a different player.. ecect... If i was playing a game amd this guy is being a jerk... i make him get buffer overflow...leave. can sombody temm me that?
Silverblack218 1 year ago
great video. maybe the people who dislike it they dont have the 1/4 brain required so they cant learn.
parkoz2008 1 year ago
nice
netmailing09 1 year ago
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hidu 2 years ago
When trying to give this code some junk windows just gives me the error message to send or not to send the problem to windows -.-
it doesnt tell me where the problem was or anything like that
zamliman 2 years ago
Very nice tutorial. I'd say it is probably the best text-based one I've seen. Maybe try extending the video a little bit and demonstrate what some shellcode can accomplish? :)
GrayHat66 2 years ago
dude this is a good tutorial i understood some of what u where saying but still a very good tutorial on buffer overflows
5/5
MrSensai1 2 years ago
make one for the dsi
natedogfresh 2 years ago
After having watched this I feel really stupid.
But thanks man.
Apithox 3 years ago
don't worry i administer servers and i feel stupid.
Captnuendo 2 years ago
Adding &fmt=18 to the URL makes it better :)
Apithox 3 years ago
Make sure you are not compiling with the /GS flag if you are using MSVC
mostermand 3 years ago
wow nice man!!!!
pakistanzindabada 3 years ago
Nice video..it explains complex buffer overflow in a very simple manner :)
csgwl 3 years ago
what dumbass would make a var1 pointer size 15 and allow the user to put in more then 15 letters.. without checking! thats some stupid programming I would him fired if he did that.
sspoke 3 years ago
this is fucking perfect i love this video it explains so much and is done so perfeclty :) 5/5
i2l84u00x00 3 years ago