After having few years of security experience, I realized I am unable to work full-time on areas which excite me!! Hence I am currently working independently, focusing on exploit development and network security. Using this blog, I would love to share stuffs which amuses me!!
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My Best wishes!
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Thanks machi!!
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Nice Blog.
keep sharing.
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Keep Going 🙂
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I’m closely following your blog and learning a lot. I wish you good luck on your work, especially about heap issues. Thank you.
Yılmaz (www.cybersphinx.com)
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Thanks for the wishes!! Yup tryin to get a firm hold on heap stuffs 🙂 Good to see your work too!!
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Excellent Buddy.. Great Going…
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Thanks Man!!
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NICE WORK….
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Thanks Buddy!!
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Thank you very much！！！！！
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Welcome!!
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Hi，I wonder whether ROP can be applied to heap-based vulnerabilities since ROP can bypass NX.
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Yup correct it can be, I didnt use it in my heap tuts since I just want to keep it simple!!
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Gr8 Tutorial. eagerly waiting to c more tutorials (shellcoding,egghunting,ROP etc)
Thanks a lot for this tutorial.
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thx! this blog helps me a lot.
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Thank you very much, I learn a lot from you blog！
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Nice Work！！！！
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i have injected shellcode in a buffer vulnerable program but inspite everything being correctly done ,shellcode is not executing
i have read somewhere that syscalls are not allowoed through stack in 64 bit ..is it true?
if yes , then plz tell me a solution….
Will eagerly waiting for your response….
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Thank you for your tutorial! Awesome work,i will read all as soon as possible 😀
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Oh man ! You are a f4ck1ng LEGEND.
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nice job, man
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so sad for you stopped writing.
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