23: Stack Frames - Richard Buckland UNSW
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".. then you produced a stack overflow vulnerability and we write you a recommendation letter to Microsoft." ROFL
Really great lectures, it is really good for people learning the little problems of programming and how to begin solving a problem! Thumbs up.
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6 minute intro x 8824 views = 36 days. like the videos though.
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SHHHH SHH SH SH SHHHH SHHH SH
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I am thankful you're uploading this videos.
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awe, I love him :)
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55:45 That hospital should sue microshit and beyond that if the idiots in that hospital had any brains they wouldnt be using microshit for anything critical *at all*.
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I have never seen a segfault, a bugger overlfow or anything of this nature since I've been running Slackware GNU/Linux.
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Stack frames actually start at 39:00
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wonderful lectures, had problems doing sudoku assignment in java, and this helped me a lot
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Someone should give an update to this professor. Stack overflow attacks are "not" an issue any longer, ever since Intel introduced NX feature.
darijo203 2 years ago
hi darijo, thanks for your comment. i think we'd all love it if a simple change at the chip level could remove the problem of buffer overflows and perhaps even mem vulns in general! With the low level memory flexibility C give us comes great responsibility, sadly not fully appreciated by many c programmers. (if you remain unconvinced google "stack overflow advisory 2009"...) keep up the sceptical thinking tho, it is good to see.
unswelearning 2 years ago 13