Spraying is a common payload delivery technique used by attackers to execute arbitrary code in presence of Address Space Layout Randomisation (ASLR). In this paper we present Graffiti, an efficient hypervisor-based memory analysis framework for the detection and prevention of spraying attacks. Compared with previous solutions, our system is the first to offer an efficient, complete, extensible, and OS independent protection against all spraying techniques known to date. We developed a prototype open source framework based on our approach, and we thoroughly evaluated it against all known variations of spraying attacks on two operating systems: Linux and Microsoft Windows. Our tool can be applied out of the box to protect any application, and...
Embedded system applications in diverse sectors such as transportation, healthcare, homeautomation, ...
Cyber attacks against networked computers have become relentless in recent years. The most common at...
sbhatkar,dand,sekar¡ Attacks which exploit memory programming errors (such as buffer overflows) are ...
Heap spraying is probably the most simple and effective memory corruption attack, which fills the me...
Memory corruptions are a major part of security attacks observed nowadays. Many protection mechanis...
Exploitation of memory-corruption vulnerabilities in widely-used software has been a threat for over...
Part 5: Software SecurityInternational audienceJIT spraying is a new code-reuse technique to attack ...
Memory corruptions are still the most prominent venue to attack otherwise secure programs. In order ...
ENGELSK: A monolithic operating system (OS) - such as Windows or Linux - distinguish between executi...
cs.kuleuven.be Abstract The sustained popularity of the cloud and cloud-related services accelerate ...
Modern systems rely on Address-Space Layout Ran-domization (ASLR) and Data Execution Prevention (DEP...
runtime memory, performance evaluation An important goal of software security is to ensure sensitive...
Detecting and preventing exploitation of memory corruption vulnerabilities is highly challenging. Un...
Abstract—Fine-grained address space layout randomization (ASLR) has recently been proposed as a meth...
The business world is exhibiting a growing dependency on computer systems, their operations and the...
Embedded system applications in diverse sectors such as transportation, healthcare, homeautomation, ...
Cyber attacks against networked computers have become relentless in recent years. The most common at...
sbhatkar,dand,sekar¡ Attacks which exploit memory programming errors (such as buffer overflows) are ...
Heap spraying is probably the most simple and effective memory corruption attack, which fills the me...
Memory corruptions are a major part of security attacks observed nowadays. Many protection mechanis...
Exploitation of memory-corruption vulnerabilities in widely-used software has been a threat for over...
Part 5: Software SecurityInternational audienceJIT spraying is a new code-reuse technique to attack ...
Memory corruptions are still the most prominent venue to attack otherwise secure programs. In order ...
ENGELSK: A monolithic operating system (OS) - such as Windows or Linux - distinguish between executi...
cs.kuleuven.be Abstract The sustained popularity of the cloud and cloud-related services accelerate ...
Modern systems rely on Address-Space Layout Ran-domization (ASLR) and Data Execution Prevention (DEP...
runtime memory, performance evaluation An important goal of software security is to ensure sensitive...
Detecting and preventing exploitation of memory corruption vulnerabilities is highly challenging. Un...
Abstract—Fine-grained address space layout randomization (ASLR) has recently been proposed as a meth...
The business world is exhibiting a growing dependency on computer systems, their operations and the...
Embedded system applications in diverse sectors such as transportation, healthcare, homeautomation, ...
Cyber attacks against networked computers have become relentless in recent years. The most common at...
sbhatkar,dand,sekar¡ Attacks which exploit memory programming errors (such as buffer overflows) are ...