Vanilla buffer overflow basics

with ASLR turned off. A simple demo of a buffer overflow attack. More advanced topics to come.

[@Jamonpeligroso]

Good stuff! Looking forward to the future content. Would have loved a bit more in depth breakdown of that payload, to understand where we're jumping to in order to invoke that shell

[@LeighTrinity]

Thank you so much! I will 100% do a video on making your own 32 t payload very soon!! Sounds like I need a few graphics. Thank you so much for the feedback!

[@chrismcgowan3938]

I did not know you could do that in gdb. I generally just do a stack dump ..... thanks for the lesson

[@LeighTrinity]

Thank you my friend!!

[@rayb5204]

Another excellent video, Leigh!

[@LeighTrinity]

Thank you! Had fun making it.🥰

[@bloatless]

Awesome demo! I'm excited to learn more from your content

[@LeighTrinity]

Thank you! Exploit dev is sooo much fun!

[@jhonmccloud]

Great content. Will love to see some exploit development stuff. Cheers.

[@LeighTrinity]

Thank you! More low level stuff and exploit dev to come.☺

[@kurtl9856]

Do you have a write up anywhere about this simple attack? Nice video!

[@LeighTrinity]

thank you so very much! No I'm just starting to put together a online presence! Soon!!

[@beaverbuoy3011]

Ooh!

[@LeighTrinity]

thanks!!

[@hc1770]

11:14 Is there any particular reason the return address of 0xbfffff430 was chosen instead of the next one?

[@LeighTrinity]

No anywhere on the nops is fine!

[@hc1770]

Thanks! Looking forward to your next video!