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<myVisitorsMap ⁄>Buffer overflows in user input dependent buffers have become one of the biggest security hazards on the internet and to modern computing in general. This is because such an error can easily be made at programming level, and while invisible for the user who does not understand or cannot acquire the source code, many of those errors are easy to exploit. This paper attempts to teach the novice - average C programmer how an overflow condition can be proven to be exploitable.
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