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EPISODE · Dec 28, 2005

22C3_606 Autodafé: An Act of Software Torture

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Presentation of an innovative buffer overflow uncovering technique called "Fuzzing by weighting attacks with markers"

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22C3 Audio Recordings 22C3_606 Veröffentlicht am: 28.12.2005, 22:00 Uhr Präsentation vom: 28.12.2005, 22:00 Uhr http://chaosradio.ccc.de/22c3_mp3-606.html Teilnehmer: Martin Vuagnoux Autodafé: An Act of Software Torture Presentation of an innovative buffer overflow uncovering technique called "Fuzzing by weighting attacks with markers" Abstract : Automated vulnerability searching tools have led to a dramatic increase of the rate at which such flaws are discovered. One particular searching technique is fault injection – i.e. insertion of random data into input files, buffers or protocol packets, combined with a systematic monitoring of memory violations. Even if these tools allow to uncover a lot of vulnerabilities, they are still very primitive; despite their poor efficiency, they are useful because of the very high density of such vulnerabilities in modern software. Speakers : Martin Vuagnoux Language : en Date : 2005-12-28 Time : 22:00 Room : Saal 3 More information... http://events.ccc.de/congress/2005/fahrplan/events/606.en.html

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