stack pivoting techniques
Stack pivoting techniques refer to a set of methods used to manipulate the program's stack to redirect execution and gain control over the system. They involve modifying specific stack variables or data structures to influence the program's flow and divert execution to desired locations, allowing an attacker to exploit vulnerabilities and execute malicious code.
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