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Build A Buffer Overflow Exploit To Learn Golang - Project-Based Learning
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One thing I regret about my career is that I waited so long to learn to code. That said, I'm still nowhere near where I need to be and I still have a TON of leveling-up to do. To that end, I've decided that Golang is going to be my language of choice.
Now, I really don't enjoy highly structured training and I find that I learn better by giving myself a challenge, or goal to accomplish and that was the impetus of this video.
When I was learning the basics of buffer overflows, I found Vulnserver to be useful and so I thought I'd go back to my roots and see if I couldn't whip up a golang-based version.
Github Repo for the Code:
Immunity Debugger:
Buy Me a Coffee:
Vulnserver:
Mona for Immunity:
Golang Standard Library Package 'net':
Repeating a String for Specific Number of Times in Golang:
Using Command-Line Arguments with Golang:
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Chapters
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00:00 What are we doing today?
02:56 The setup
05:55 TCP Networking with Golang
12:10 Fuzzing with Golang
18:56 Controlling EIP with Golang
19:28 SQUIRREL! How I Learned All This
21:36 Back to EIP Tomfoolery
27:16 Controlling EIP and CPU Registers
31:50 The Final Exploit - Poppin' Shellz
38:04 [import "mentoring"]
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#golang #cybersecurity #ethicalhacking #hacking
Now, I really don't enjoy highly structured training and I find that I learn better by giving myself a challenge, or goal to accomplish and that was the impetus of this video.
When I was learning the basics of buffer overflows, I found Vulnserver to be useful and so I thought I'd go back to my roots and see if I couldn't whip up a golang-based version.
Github Repo for the Code:
Immunity Debugger:
Buy Me a Coffee:
Vulnserver:
Mona for Immunity:
Golang Standard Library Package 'net':
Repeating a String for Specific Number of Times in Golang:
Using Command-Line Arguments with Golang:
================
Chapters
================
00:00 What are we doing today?
02:56 The setup
05:55 TCP Networking with Golang
12:10 Fuzzing with Golang
18:56 Controlling EIP with Golang
19:28 SQUIRREL! How I Learned All This
21:36 Back to EIP Tomfoolery
27:16 Controlling EIP and CPU Registers
31:50 The Final Exploit - Poppin' Shellz
38:04 [import "mentoring"]
============================================
#golang #cybersecurity #ethicalhacking #hacking
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