Exploiting Windows NT 4 Buffer Overruns

This paper show how to exploiting buffer overruns on windows nt 4.
“This document is for educational purposes only and explains what a
buffer overrun is and shows how they can be exploited on the Windows
NT 4 operating system using RASMAN.EXE as a case study. We will take a
look at Windows NT processes, virtual address space, the dynamics of a
buffer overrun and cover certain key issues such as explaining what a
stack is and what the ESP, EBP and EIP CPU registers are and do. With
these covered we’ll look into the buffer overrun found in RASMAN.EXE.
This document may be freely copied and distributed only in its
entirety and if credit is given.“
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