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Added on April 12, 2010 by SkillTutos
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Video tags: security video tutorial, overflow, patch analysis using bindiff, bindiff, binary diffing tutorial, windows stack overflow tutorial, windows stack overflow, reversing patches, patch reverse engineering
In this video, we show how one can identify the source of a vulnerability by comparing the patched with the unpatched version of a software module. This process is also known as binary diffing.