return-oriented programming with gadgets (ropgadget)
Return-oriented programming with gadgets (ROPgadget) is a technique used in computer security to exploit vulnerabilities in a program. It involves finding chunks of existing instructions within the program, called gadgets, and chaining them together to form new commands or sequences. By manipulating the program's flow in this way, an attacker can run malicious code without injecting new code of their own, making it harder to detect and defend against.
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