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Message-ID: <1066782116.3f95cda4ae56a@postoffice.tpg.com.au>
From: vosipov at tpg.com.au (V.O.)
Subject: No Subject (re: openssh exploit code?)

>These paragraphs do more to convince me that the exploit is 
>possible than all the rest of the flame war put together. Thanks, 
>both of you. 

does anybody need a refresher on heap overflows? :)

http://vg.rstack.org/download/l01/bof.pdf (2002 btw)

chapter 3 and 3.6 in particular.

and of course there is Greg Hoglunds blackhat 2000 paper, but it does not deal much with 
heap overwrites, just function pointers.