memory corruption vulnerabilities
Memory corruption vulnerabilities refer to programming flaws that allow an attacker to manipulate the contents of a computer's memory in unintended ways, potentially leading to the execution of arbitrary code, crashes, or the compromise of a system's security.
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Related Concepts (26)
- arbitrary code execution
- buffer overflow
- buffer overflows
- control-flow hijacking
- data corruption
- data execution prevention (dep) bypass
- exploit development
- exploit writing techniques
- format string vulnerability
- heap-based buffer overflow
- injection attacks
- integer overflow
- integer overflow vulnerabilities
- kernel exploitation
- memory leaks
- null pointer dereference
- pointer manipulation
- pointer subterfuge attacks
- remote code execution
- return-oriented programming
- return-oriented programming (rop)
- stack-based buffer overflow
- static analysis bypass techniques
- type confusion
- type confusion bugs
- use-after-free
Similar Concepts
- data corruption vulnerabilities
- illegal memory access
- memory allocation vulnerabilities
- memory corruption
- memory corruption bugs
- memory corruption exploits
- memory corruption mitigation techniques
- memory corruption mitigations
- memory corruption prevention
- memory corruption vulnerability
- memory disclosure attacks
- memory leak vulnerabilities
- memory management vulnerabilities
- stack-based memory corruption
- uninitialized memory vulnerabilities