Explore the world of disrupting HTTP technology with authors Ben Kallus and Prashant Anantharaman. Delve into vulnerabilities, DARPA-funded projects, and the interesting exploits in HTTP implementations. Witness the journey that involves discovering multiple vulnerabilities, receiving grants for res

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Cybercrime has been on the rise, especially with the surge in zero-day attacks targeting various industries. State-sponsored actors, like Chinese groups, dominate zero-day exploits, challenging traditional detection methods. Incorporating AI, machine learning, and deep learning is vital in enhancing

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Explore the world of stack-based attacks in Linux through an introductory session presented by Bryce L. Meyer at the Saint Louis Linux Users Group. Covering topics from weaknesses to exploits, shellcode, and mitigations like stack canaries and address space randomization, this overview delves into c

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Memory-unsafe languages like C and C++ are prone to Use-After-Free (UAF) vulnerabilities. PUMM introduces execution unit partitioning to efficiently tackle this issue. By segregating and managing execution units, PUMM aims to prevent UAF exploits and enhance software security.

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Phase contrast microscopy, invented by Frits Zernike, revolutionized cell observation by utilizing tiny phase changes in light rays to create contrast in living cells. This technique exploits differences in refractive indices to enhance visibility without staining cells, offering a new perspective i

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This content covers the Bomb Lab exercise in x86-64 assembly code and GDB debugging techniques. It explains the purpose of Bomb Lab, downloading the bomb, detonating the bomb, hints for solving phases, and x86-64 Linux register usage. The material emphasizes the importance of using GDB for efficient

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Delve into the captivating mythology surrounding Cú Chulainn, the legendary hero of Ulster. From his miraculous birth and childhood feats to his extraordinary adventures, battles, and mystical encounters, the story of Cú Chulainn is a tapestry of magic and valor intertwined with prophecies, curses

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Web applications face pervasive vulnerabilities, with Cross-site Scripting (XSS) leading the threats. The domination of XSS and buffer overruns has enabled the propagation of JavaScript worms, exemplified by infamous cases like Samy's MySpace outbreak. These exploits, marked by obfuscation and polym

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This lecture delves into the intricate layers of web security, focusing on vulnerabilities by year, CSRF attacks, and defensive strategies. Topics covered include the application layer, networking stack, HTTP protocols, and common security threats like XSS and SQL injection. Various defense mechanis

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Al Capone and Pablo Escobar were infamous criminals who ran violent empires in Chicago and Colombia, involved in bootlegging, drug trafficking, and other illegal activities. Capone's reign led to the St. Valentine's Day Massacre, while Escobar's ruthless methods made him the "King of Coke." Their cr

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Explore key concepts in exploit development, including vulnerabilities, exploits, 0days, memory management, instructions vs. data, and program address space. Learn about stack manipulation and how to take advantage of system flaws effectively.

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Explore the concepts of buffer overflows and exploits in C programming, covering memory layout, program details, and examples of stack smashing and implicit casting bugs. Learn how attackers manipulate code sequences and take control through vulnerabilities like the misuse of functions like memcpy.

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Discover the vulnerabilities present in software such as buffer overflows and format string vulnerabilities, and how these weaknesses can be exploited to cause security issues. Learn about the technical aspects of weaknesses, stack frames, memory organization, and the potential consequences of stack

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African American veterans played a significant role in World War I, exemplified by the exploits of the renowned Harlem Hellfighters and Corporal Freddie Stowers. The Hellfighters, part of the 369th Infantry, fought bravely in France, earning respect and accolades despite facing racism upon returning

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This content delves into the intricacies of buffer overflow vulnerabilities in computer programming, showcasing real-world examples such as the Internet Worm and IM War incidents. It covers topics like stack buffer overflow exploits, Unix function implementations prone to buffer overflow, and the re

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Predatory publishing exploits authors through counterfeit journals, lacking transparency and integrity. Researchers must prioritize reputation, visibility, quality recognition, and peer review in academic publishing. Stay vigilant using tools like Incites and Beall's list, and adhere to ethical guid

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In the realm of software security, economic considerations often lead to negligence in addressing vulnerabilities, resulting in billions of dollars wasted annually due to exploits by hackers. The focus is on the prevalence of vulnerabilities, limited sources of security issues, and the need for a sh

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Explore the concept of memory snapshotting through images and insights shared by Vinod Ganapathy at the EECS Symposium. Delve into topics like malware detection, the layer-below principle, and the risks of OS infections due to exploits and social engineering attacks.

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Spectre and Meltdown are two critical security vulnerabilities that exploit microarchitectural features to gain unauthorized access to memory. These vulnerabilities enable attackers to read memory that should be inaccessible, targeting branch prediction and exception handling mechanisms. Side channe

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Understanding the risks associated with web security, including issues like IP hijacking, cache poisoning, and transparent proxies. Explore how existing approaches fall short in protecting against malicious attacks and potential exploits, with observed vulnerabilities highlighting the importance of

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Dynamic-Link Libraries (DLLs) are a mechanism in Windows for sharing code and data, making it easier to design and build applications. By loading DLLs either statically at compile time or dynamically at runtime, programs can enhance memory management and user experience. However, DLL hijacking, a co

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Despite robust technical defenses, organizations remain vulnerable to cyber espionage and social engineering attacks. This is exemplified through scenarios where sensitive information is targeted through deceptive tactics rather than technical breaches. Social engineering exploits human vulnerabilit

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Uncover the captivating history of the S.S. American Star, a cruise liner turned hotel project that met a watery fate in 2008. Dive into discussions on adventure, writing tasks, and the pros and cons of daring exploits, all while marveling at images of the ship's remains on Fuerteventura's shores.

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Detect suspicious URLs and prevent XSS attacks with xHunter, a tool by Elias Athanasopoulos and team at FORTH-ICS, Greece. Explore the motivation, current status, targets, and orchestration of XSS incidents. Learn about the anatomy of XSS exploits and the operation of xHunter in identifying JavaScri

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Edward I's military exploits in the Welsh and Scottish wars overshadow his other achievements, forming a significant part of his legacy. This includes key events such as the Welsh Building Project, Treaties of Salisbury and Birgham, and the strategic castles built during his reign, like Caernarfon C

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Explore the concept of control hijacking attacks in computer systems, including buffer overflows, format string vulnerabilities, and use-after-free exploits. Learn about the attacker's goal, examples of attacks, and the importance of understanding C functions, the stack, and the heap. Delve into sys

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Learn effective defenses against malware including preventing exploits, utilizing non-executable memory, combating return-oriented programming, implementing ASLR, and more to enhance your system's security against cyber threats.

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This collection of images covers various heap exploitation techniques discussed in CSE 545 Fall 2020, such as fastbin use-after-free vulnerabilities, tcache poisoning, double-free exploits, metadata manipulation, and more. The images depict scenarios involving tcache, fast bins, unsorted bins, and f

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N-Variant Execution (NVX) is a technique used to enhance security measures by running diversified program variants in parallel and comparing their outputs for transparency. NVX systems can protect against attacks relying on knowledge of virtual address spaces but have limitations against attacks bas

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Information collected during the reconnaissance process can unveil critical aspects of a web application's architecture, including technologies used, API endpoints, functionality, domains, configurations, and authentication systems. Vulnerabilities in web applications often stem from poorly designed

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Explore the evolving landscape of cybersecurity in Linux systems as discussed in Professor Ken Birman's CS4414 lecture series at Cornell University. The focus is on protection features, defense strategies, code reviews, and continuous efforts to secure Linux platforms against exploits and vulnerabil

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This session at HPCA explores the experimental analysis, exploits, and mitigation techniques related to vulnerabilities in MLC NAND flash memory programming. The presentation delves into the risks associated with NAND flash memory, such as data corruption and errors during read operations. It discus

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