Filmed some screencasts today explaining some interesting behavior with /proc/self/mem
— you can use it to write to unwritable memory (including the text of libc!).
You can use /proc/*/mem to bypass memory protections
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Filmed some screencasts today explaining some interesting behavior with /proc/self/mem
— you can use it to write to unwritable memory (including the text of libc!).
Filmed a screencast exploring some neat mmap behavior — read bits are not enforced for memory mappings. This is because the underlying x86 page table entries have a single bit to toggle between “Read” and “Read/Write”.