Nullcon Berlin 2023 | Chop Suey: An Exceptional Dish With Side Of Buffer Overflows - Fabian, Marius
About this talk
This talk explores the complexities inherent in handling exceptions during the unwinding process, particularly focusing on stack buffer overflows and how they can interfere with unwinding code. The speaker shares insights from a year-long investigation into exploit primitives, detailing their findings in real-world software and demonstrating the development of new exploits for known vulnerabilities. This session provides an in-depth look at the evolution of exploitation techniques within the context of information security.
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