Add to ORKGAbstract—StackArmor is a comprehensive protection tech-nique for stack-based memory error vulnerabilities in binaries. It relies on binary analysis and rewriting strategies to drastically re-duce the uniquely high spatial and temporal memory predictabil-ity of traditional call stack organizations. Unlike prior solutions, StackArmor can protect against arbitrary stack-based attacks, requires no access to the source code, and offers a policy-driven protection strategy that allows end users to tune the security-performance tradeoff according to their needs. We present an implementation of StackArmor for x86 64 Linux and provide a detailed experimental analysis of our prototype on popular server programs and standard benchmarks (SPEC CPU2006). ...
Vulnerability diagnosis is important for program security analysis. It is a further step to understa...
Despite the fact that protection mechanisms like StackGuard, ASLR and NX are widespread, the develop...
The complexity of computer programs has been increasing for multiple decades. As a result, the numbe...
AbstractWith software systems continuously growing in size and complexity, the number and variety of...
Software exploitation has been proven to be a lucrative business for cybercriminals. Unfortunately, ...
This paper presents a systematic solution to the per-sistent problem of buffer overflow attacks. Buf...
Programs written in C and C++ are susceptible to a number of memory errors, including buffer overflo...
Memory corruptions are still the most prominent venue to attack otherwise secure programs. In order ...
Software vulnerabilities widely exist among various software from operating system kernel to web bro...
Computers today are ubiquitous and closely integrated into our everyday lives. But computers are fic...
Memory corruption vulnerabilities, such as stack-based buffer overflows, continue to be a major thre...
Memory safety vulnerabilities remain one of the most critical sources of exploitable security proble...
The last twenty years have witnessed the constant reaction of the security com-munity to memory corr...
Manipulations of return addresses on the stack are the basis for a variety of attacks on programs wr...
Programs written in C and C++ are susceptible to a number of memory errors, including buffer overflo...
Vulnerability diagnosis is important for program security analysis. It is a further step to understa...
Despite the fact that protection mechanisms like StackGuard, ASLR and NX are widespread, the develop...
The complexity of computer programs has been increasing for multiple decades. As a result, the numbe...
AbstractWith software systems continuously growing in size and complexity, the number and variety of...
Software exploitation has been proven to be a lucrative business for cybercriminals. Unfortunately, ...
This paper presents a systematic solution to the per-sistent problem of buffer overflow attacks. Buf...
Programs written in C and C++ are susceptible to a number of memory errors, including buffer overflo...
Memory corruptions are still the most prominent venue to attack otherwise secure programs. In order ...
Software vulnerabilities widely exist among various software from operating system kernel to web bro...
Computers today are ubiquitous and closely integrated into our everyday lives. But computers are fic...
Memory corruption vulnerabilities, such as stack-based buffer overflows, continue to be a major thre...
Memory safety vulnerabilities remain one of the most critical sources of exploitable security proble...
The last twenty years have witnessed the constant reaction of the security com-munity to memory corr...
Manipulations of return addresses on the stack are the basis for a variety of attacks on programs wr...
Programs written in C and C++ are susceptible to a number of memory errors, including buffer overflo...
Vulnerability diagnosis is important for program security analysis. It is a further step to understa...
Despite the fact that protection mechanisms like StackGuard, ASLR and NX are widespread, the develop...
The complexity of computer programs has been increasing for multiple decades. As a result, the numbe...