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Re: Understanding Windows Heap Overflows
From: pbb <pbb () 65535 com>
Date: Fri, 07 Oct 2005 10:01:27 +0100

Thanks guys for all the responses,

I've actually had an app I was playing with (that I suspected had a heap overflow that I was trying to exploit.) get an overflow with control of the eax and ecx registers so thought I had it but couldn't move from here to executing code. I haven't looked at it for a while as I knew I didn't understand the technique as well as I thought. I hope that I can step through the examples you guys have given me and progress ever so slightly in my knowledge of these types of exploitation.

I've been stepping through Brett's link and hope this will get me over the issue I was having. I'm not sure if it's because the app I was looking at was multithreaded and the overflows are not simple like a stack one were at the end of the function overflowed it executes.

I try and look at Matt's example over the weekend. Thanks for the help.

Paul.




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