Re: Some help With BOF Exploits Writing.

DownBload-
  So you are saying that the return address will be the same on my local machine as it is on a remote machine (for a particular application on the same archatecture). I have found that most time it is true. Which got me wondering how in the world do two differnet instances of the same OS/arch come up with the same addresses?? Is it luck ? Any knowledge here would be helpful?

  If you don't mind: When you say "find the return address"; is that the value in the esp/SP at the time when the actural vulnerable function is called ?

Thanks,
Olaf

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