Buffer Overflow Attack: Theory, Recovery and Detection
Jun Du
Abstract
Jun Du
Abstract
This paper first describes the technical principles and features of network attack based on buffer overflow, then analyzes the recovery methods of buffer overflow from programming, detecting, data structure designing and program executing. At last, it presents some methods to prevent this kind of attacks.
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This paper first describes the technical principles and features of network attack based on buffer overflow, then analyzes the recovery methods of buffer overflow from programming, detecting, data structure designing and program executing. At last, it presents some methods to prevent this kind of attacks.
Key concepts: Buffer overflow, Computer science, Buffer (optical fiber), Computer network, Computer security, Real-time computing, Distributed computing, Telecommunications