Explore the intricacies of Return Oriented Programming (ROP) in Windows systems through this 23-minute IEEE conference talk. Delve into the research conducted by Daniel Uroz and Ricardo J. RodrÃguez from Universidad de Zaragoza, presented at the 15th IEEE Workshop on Offensive Technologies. Gain insights into the evaluation of executional power in Windows using ROP techniques. Follow the presentation's structure, covering the introduction, virtual language concepts, key results, in-depth discussion, and concluding remarks. Enhance your understanding of advanced exploitation techniques and their implications for Windows security.
Evaluation of the Executional Power in Windows Using Return Oriented Programming
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
Virtual Language
Results
Discussion
Conclusion
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IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy
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