shellcoding techniques
Shellcoding techniques refer to the methods and practices used by software developers and hackers to create small and efficient pieces of machine code (shellcode) that can be injected into a vulnerability or exploit to take control of an operating system's shell. These techniques involve constructing the shellcode in a way that bypasses security mechanisms and executes desired commands or actions within the targeted system.
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Related Concepts (22)
- advanced shellcoding
- anti-analysis techniques
- buffer overflow exploits in widely used software
- buffer overflows
- code injection
- egg hunting
- encoding techniques
- exploit development
- heap overflows
- kernel shellcoding
- polymorphic shellcode
- remote code execution
- return-oriented programming (rop)
- shellcode development
- shellcode generators
- shellcode injection
- shellcode obfuscation
- shellcode payloads
- shellcode portability
- shellcoding on different architectures
- stack smashing
- webshell coding