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Shellcode: From a Simple Bug to OS Control
By Amr Thaber
Exploiting Format Strings with Python
By Craig Wright
DPA Exploitation and GOTs with Python
By Craig Wright
Starting to Write Your Own Linux Schellcode
By Craig Wright
Beyond Automated Tools and Frameworks: the shellcode injection process
By Craig Wright
Understanding conditionals in shellcode
By Craig Wright
Taking control, Functions to DLL injection
By Craig Wright
Smashing the Stack
By Marco Balduzzi and Mariano Graziano
Smashing the Stack 2
By Marco Balduzzi and Mariano Graziano
Exploit a Software with Buffer Overflow Vulnerability and Bypassing Aslr Protection
By Ahmed Sherif El-Demrdash
Reversing EXE with OllyDbg
By Nilesh Kumar
A Quick “Hands On” Introduction to Packing
By Alain Schneider
Hacking Applets: A Reverse Engineering Approach
By Nilesh Kumar and Ronnie Johndas
Hijacking Software Updates with Evilgrade
By Mourad Ben Lokhua
Direct Object Reference or, How a Toddler Can Hack Your Web Application
By Nick Nikiforakis
How to Recover Passwords from a Memory Dump
By Daniel Dieterle
Creating a Fake Wi-Fi Hotspot to Capture Connected Users Information
By Roberto Saia
Deceiving Defenses with Nmap Camouflaged Scanning
By Roberto Saia
Overriding Function Calls in Linux
By Umair Manzoor
Cracking Java Applications with AOP exploits (part 1)
By Daniel Drozdzewski
Cracking Java Applications with AOP Exploits (part 2)
By Daniel Drozdzewski
Cisco IOS Rootkits and Malware: A practical guide
By Jason Nehrboss
Easy Network Security Monitoring with Security Onion
By Daniel Dieterle
Inspecting Https Traffic on Gateways
By Kishin Fatnani
Detecting Ipv6 Rogue Router Incidents Using Bro NSM
By Matti Mantere
The Gentoo Hardened Project: Or How to Minimize Exploits Risks
By Jesus Rivero
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looks like copied article by nilesh kumar from somewhere
Hi there,
Could you elaborate? Above is only the table of contents from our very old edition. Nilesh Kumar is an author of two articles, so nothing was copied.