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Lecture 2: Control Hijacking Attacks

Lecture 2: Control Hijacking Attacks

Update: 2017-03-28

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In this lecture, Professor Mickens continues the topic of buffer overflows, discussing approaches to such control hijacking attacks.

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Lecture 23: Security Economics

Lecture 23: Security Economics

2017-03-2801:17:25

Lecture 22: Guest Lecture by MIT IS&T

Lecture 22: Guest Lecture by MIT IS&T

2017-03-2801:26:51

Lecture 21: Data Tracking

Lecture 21: Data Tracking

2017-03-2801:19:38

Lecture 20: Mobile Phone Security

Lecture 20: Mobile Phone Security

2017-03-2801:22:00

Lecture 19: Anonymous Communication

Lecture 19: Anonymous Communication

2017-03-2801:20:13

Lecture 18: Private Browsing

Lecture 18: Private Browsing

2017-03-2801:20:13

Lecture 17: User Authentication

Lecture 17: User Authentication

2017-03-2801:19:48

Lecture 16: Side-Channel Attacks

Lecture 16: Side-Channel Attacks

2017-03-2801:22:15

Lecture 15: Medical Software

Lecture 15: Medical Software

2017-03-2801:15:31

Lecture 14: SSL and HTTPS

Lecture 14: SSL and HTTPS

2017-03-2801:18:17

Lecture 13: Network Protocols

Lecture 13: Network Protocols

2017-03-2801:21:03

Lecture 12: Network Security

Lecture 12: Network Security

2017-03-2801:18:26

Lecture 10: Symbolic Execution

Lecture 10: Symbolic Execution

2017-03-2801:22:16

Lecture 9: Securing Web Applications

Lecture 9: Securing Web Applications

2017-03-2801:22:08

Lecture 8: Web Security Model

Lecture 8: Web Security Model

2017-03-2801:22:49

Lecture 7: Sandboxing Native Code

Lecture 7: Sandboxing Native Code

2017-03-2801:23:22

Lecture 6: Capabilities

Lecture 6: Capabilities

2017-03-2801:21:57

Lecture 4: Privilege Separation

Lecture 4: Privilege Separation

2017-03-2801:23:29

Lecture 3: Buffer Overflow Exploits and Defenses

Lecture 3: Buffer Overflow Exploits and Defenses

2017-03-2801:21:38

Lecture 2: Control Hijacking Attacks

Lecture 2: Control Hijacking Attacks

2017-03-2801:27:39

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Lecture 2: Control Hijacking Attacks

Lecture 2: Control Hijacking Attacks

James Mickens