[REVS] Vulnerabilities in Your Code and Advanced Buffer Overflows
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Date: 11/17/02
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Vulnerabilities in Your Code and Advanced Buffer Overflows
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SUMMARY
A paper by CoreSecurity that underlines some of the most common mistakes
made by programmers, presented as ten examples. Paper shows the exact
location of vulnerabilities in codes, providing detailed explanations and
exploits for each one found.
DETAILS
The complete paper can be found at:
<http://www.core-sec.com/examples/core_vulnerabilities.pdf>
http://www.core-sec.com/examples/core_vulnerabilities.pdf
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
The information has been provided by gera of <http://www.core-sec.com/>
Core Security.
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