Computer System Security Unit 1 Part 2
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This document discusses control hijacking attacks and defenses against them. Control hijacking attacks overwrite data structures to hijack a program's control flow and take control of the underlying system. Defenses include run-time checking that validates data types and array bounds to prevent buffer overflows from corrupting memory and hijacking control. While run-time checking prevents attacks, it can also generate false alarms, so more accurate techniques are needed.
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Computer System Security Unit 1 Part 2
- 2. Content
- 3. Control Hijacking. • A control-hijacking attack overwrites some data structures in a victim program that affect its control flow, and eventually hijacks the control of the program and possibly the underlying system. ... It causes some of that data to leak out into other buffers, which can corrupt or overwrite whatever data they were holding. low.
- 4. More Control Hijacking attacks integer overflow.
- 6. An example
- 7. Cont…
- 10. Platform Defense
- 15. Cont….
- 17. Run-time checking array bounds
- 19. Cont…..
- 20. Example of a False Alarm
- 21. THANK YOU