Since 1998, StackGuard patches to GCC have been used to protect entire distributions from stack smashing buffer overflows. Performance overhead and software compatibility issues have been minimal. In its history, the parts of GCC that StackGuard has operated in have twice changed enough to require complete overhauls of the StackGuard patch. Since StackGuard is a mature technology, even see-ing re-implementations in other compilers, we propose that GCC adopt StackGuard as a stan-dard feature. This paper describes our recent work to bring StackGuard fully up to date with current GCC, introduce architecture indepen-dence, and extend the protection of stack data structures, while keeping the StackGuard patch as small, simple, and modular as pos...
AbstractWith software systems continuously growing in size and complexity, the number and variety of...
It is frequently needed to compile stack-machine codes into register-machine codes. One important op...
A buffer overflow attack is perhaps the most common attack used to compromise the security of a host...
Abstract. The paper addresses the problem of stack smashing or stack overflows in modern operating s...
This paper presents a systematic solution to the per-sistent problem of buffer overflow attacks. Buf...
Stack shielding technologies have been developed to protect programs against exploitation of stack b...
Despite the fact that protection mechanisms like StackGuard, ASLR and NX are widespread, the develop...
While numerous approaches have been proposed to prevent stack overflows, heap overflows remain both ...
We welcome you to utilize the concept presented in this paper. We also sincerely appreciate your gen...
Software exploitation has been proven to be a lucrative business for cybercriminals. Unfortunately, ...
Abstract—StackArmor is a comprehensive protection tech-nique for stack-based memory error vulnerabil...
Buffer overflow attack can inflict upon almost arbitrary programs and is one of the most common vuln...
In spite of years of improvements to software security, heap-related attacks still remain a severe t...
Control-Flow Hijacking attacks are the dominant attack vector against C/C++ programs. Control-Flow I...
The combination of (1) hard to eradicate low-level vulnerabilities, (2) a large trusted computing ba...
AbstractWith software systems continuously growing in size and complexity, the number and variety of...
It is frequently needed to compile stack-machine codes into register-machine codes. One important op...
A buffer overflow attack is perhaps the most common attack used to compromise the security of a host...
Abstract. The paper addresses the problem of stack smashing or stack overflows in modern operating s...
This paper presents a systematic solution to the per-sistent problem of buffer overflow attacks. Buf...
Stack shielding technologies have been developed to protect programs against exploitation of stack b...
Despite the fact that protection mechanisms like StackGuard, ASLR and NX are widespread, the develop...
While numerous approaches have been proposed to prevent stack overflows, heap overflows remain both ...
We welcome you to utilize the concept presented in this paper. We also sincerely appreciate your gen...
Software exploitation has been proven to be a lucrative business for cybercriminals. Unfortunately, ...
Abstract—StackArmor is a comprehensive protection tech-nique for stack-based memory error vulnerabil...
Buffer overflow attack can inflict upon almost arbitrary programs and is one of the most common vuln...
In spite of years of improvements to software security, heap-related attacks still remain a severe t...
Control-Flow Hijacking attacks are the dominant attack vector against C/C++ programs. Control-Flow I...
The combination of (1) hard to eradicate low-level vulnerabilities, (2) a large trusted computing ba...
AbstractWith software systems continuously growing in size and complexity, the number and variety of...
It is frequently needed to compile stack-machine codes into register-machine codes. One important op...
A buffer overflow attack is perhaps the most common attack used to compromise the security of a host...