rop payloads
Rop payloads, short for "return-oriented programming payloads," refer to a technique commonly used in computer security for exploiting vulnerabilities. It involves constructing a sequence of small instruction's addresses, called gadgets, from existing sections of code called "gadget farms." These gadgets allow an attacker to carry out malicious operations by chaining them together, bypassing security defenses. Rop payloads enable an attacker to gain control over a target system, execute arbitrary commands, or subvert its intended behavior.
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