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Added on April 26, 2010 by SkillTutos
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Video tags: ani vulnerability, processexplorer, virtualprotect, bypassing dep and aslr, bypassing aslr, bypassing dep, aslr, dep, exploit development, writing exploits for windows, windows stack overflow, windows stack overflow tutorial
The ninth video of our Windows Stack Overflow Tutorial shows how attackers can bypass DEP and ASLR simultaneously. We exploit the fact that not all DLLs or applications support ASLR. The technique shown here has been introduced by Alex Sotirov and Mark Dowd (you can find their paper here).
In the upcoming videos, we show other ways to bypass DEP and ASLR.