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Windows 8 DEP bypass

by "vinnu" on 11-18-2011 at 08:11 AM
[ Taken from Forum posts and edited ]

Namaste

This Time we'll colour our hands with the blood of windows 8 Developer's Preview edition. What we need , a target application, a vulnerability, and a debugger, and though notepad + calc also.

So we have Windows 8 : Developer's Preview Edition
Firefox : 3.6.16
Java (JRE) : 6u29

So what is the difference in windows7 and windows8 exploitation.
To achieve code execution in win7

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ASLR DEP bypassing techniques

by "vinnu" on 09-21-2011 at 11:22 AM
In defeating DEP you atleast need some information that will evade the ASLR.
There are mainly two ways:

1. Any anti ASLR modules gets loaded into the target application. I mean you have the base address of any module at fixed location always even after the system restart.

2. You get a pointer leak from a memory leak/buffer overflow/any zeroday. In this technique you can adjust the offsets to grab the base address of the module whose pointer gets leaked.

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