rop gadgets
Rop gadgets refer to small segments of code within a computer program that can be chained together to carry out a series of operations in a specific order, often for exploiting security vulnerabilities. These gadgets typically consist of short sequences of instructions that can be found in the program's memory and can be utilized to manipulate the program's control flow for malicious purposes.
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Related Concepts (21)
- binary exploitation
- buffer overflow attacks
- code injection
- code reuse attacks
- control flow hijacking
- control flow integrity (cfi) violations
- data execution prevention (dep) bypass
- format string vulnerabilities
- gadgets chaining
- heap exploitation
- jump-oriented programming (jop)
- return address manipulation
- return-oriented programming (rop)
- rop bypass techniques
- rop chains
- rop payloads
- shellcode crafting
- stack exploitation
- stack frame layout
- stack pivoting
- stack smashing