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Every C/C++ coder or programmer must know about buffer overflow problem before they do the coding. A lot of bugs generated, in most cases can be exploited as a result of buffer overflow. There are many security portals that provide buffer overflow information and updated daily. In most cases the buffer overflow problems are countered by providing patches and Service Packs.

This tutorial try to investigate buffer overflow problem using C programming on Linux/Fedora machine.

If you go through this tutorial, you will notice that buffer overflow can be avoided or minimized by programmers though it is not 100 percent reliable.

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The platform used in this tutorial is Linux/Fedora Core. For decades the unsafe C and some of the C++ standard libraries have been exploited for the buffer overflow vulnerabilities. The patches and rework done to those libraries still can't protect codes and applications reliably however there are several secure coding Standards have been published such as from CERT.ORG. It starts with the basic study of the microprocessor architecture and then go through the process how the C program compiled, run and loaded into memory. You must have knowledge and skill on how to use GCC, GDB and Assembly language in order to fully understand the story. Fortunately those information also available here in Module000 and Module111.

 

C/C++ and Buffer Overflow Topics

 

Buffer overflow, one of the widely used exploit in the last decades that effect the internet domain in large for example through virii and worms. What is the real cause actually? In this tutorial we will investigate some of the fundamental reasons that can be found in C/C++ programs, applications and processors that can generate the buffer overflow problem. Though most of the C/C++ functions/libraries already implemented new constructs, the secure constructs, the effect still can be seen till today. You will see that programmers also must be competent and have the responsibility in building programs or applications that are secure.

 

 

  1. Introduction - Intro to how and why buffer overflow happens and exploited.
  2. Basic of x86 Architecture - The basic of Intel processor internal architecture that related to buffer overflow topics, registers and basic instruction sets operations.
  3. Assembly Language - Introduction to the assembly language, needed to program buffer overflow codes during the shellcode building, payload crafting and shrinking the size of the C programs.
  4. Compiler, Assembler & Linker - The process of compiling, assembling and linking C/C++ codes, the step-by-step operations.
  5. Function Operation - The details of the C/C++ function operation, stack call setup and destruction.
  6. Stack - The C/C++ stack story, exposes the exploited buffer in registers.
  7. Stack Operation - The C/C++ stack operation that exposes the exploited buffer.
  8. Stack-based Buffer Overflow - How the processor's buffer can be over flown by malicious codes.
  9. Shellcode: The Payload - Understanding and creating the shellcodes for the buffer overflow payloads, creating the malicious codes.
  10. Vulnerability & Exploit Examples - Testing the the real C codes in the real and controlled environment to show the buffer overflow in action. Escalating the local Linux Fedora Core root privileges.
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