Posted on Nov. 23, 2015
One of the most used architecture when teaching about processors at the university is the MIPS architecture. This is because MIPS is a RISC architecture (Reduced instruction set computing), this means it is easy to learn but also that it misses many shortcuts otherwise available in other instruction sets. So ...
Posted on July 19, 2016
As usual, we have a program: ascii_easy
, which has the permissions
to get the flag. After a fast reverse-engineering we can imagine that
the source code from where it comes from should look more or less
like this:
#define MEM 0x80000000 int is_ascii(char c){ if (c <= 0x1f || c ...
Posted on Jan. 19, 2017
Fuzzing a little bit we can easily crash the program...there is something weird happening here.
$ ./login Authenticate : aaaaaaaaaaaaa hash : 0df08ae957b3d5ae2d6445c9416fe1cd Segmentation fault (core dumped)
Analyzing a little bit we can realize that the program crashes at the address
0x08049424
:
,=< 0x0804940a 7513 jne 0x804941f | 0x0804940c e84efeffff call ...
Posted on Jan. 19, 2017
Once we execute the program, it will ask for our name and then present
a menu from where we can choose one type of echo service. BOF echo is
the only one working. If we try to overflow the buffer we get a beautiful
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
that's ...