buffer-overflow-exploits

This project contains several attack scenarios that demonstrate various ways of abusing buffer overflow vulnerabilities on an x86 architecture.
The provided scenarios are:
Classic buffer overflow exploit with shellcode
Abusing previous function stack frames
Abusing C++ virtual table pointers
Return-to-Libc attack
Bypassing ASLR by leaking GOT addresses
Active protection measures for each of these scenarios are:
scenario	canary	NX	ASLR
1
2	x
3	x
4		x
5		x	x*
* target program is compiled without PIE
Usage

To set up the scenarios and start the VM, from the project root run:
vagrant up
vagrant ssh
After that, the exploits can be executed from each scenario's folder using the provided exploit_p$NUM.sh scripts.
Turning ASLR on/off

Since ASLR is implemented at the kernel level, the provided VM starts out without that feature enabled. To turn it on for the last scenario, run the following command:
echo 0 | sudo tee /proc/sys/kernel/randomize_va_space
References

Shellcode used in the first 3 scenarios:
http://shell-storm.org/shellcode/files/shellcode-606.php