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Efficient detection of the return-oriented programming malicious code

Chen et al., 2010

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6074965975834570501
Author
Chen P
Xing X
Han H
Mao B
Xie L
Publication year
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International Conference on Information Systems Security

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Abstract Return-Oriented Programming (ROP) is a code-reuse technique which helps the attacker construct malicious code by using the instruction snippets in existing libraries/executables. Such technique makes the ROP program contain no malicious …
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