return-oriented exploitation techniques
Return-oriented exploitation techniques refer to advanced methods employed by attackers to compromise a computer system's security. These techniques involve redirecting the execution flow of a program by leveraging existing code fragments called gadgets. By chaining these gadgets together, attackers can manipulate the program's behavior to their advantage, allowing them to execute malicious actions without injecting new code. This technique is particularly challenging to detect and defend against, making it a significant concern in cybersecurity.
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