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Exploits 2: Exploitation in the Windows Environment (OST)

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A survey of more advanced stack-based memory corruption bugs (e.g. stack overflow), and how they lead to conditions that allow attackers to execute arbitrary code. The class also covers exploit mitigation technologies found in Microsoft Windows and how attackers bypass these techniques.

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