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Independent research index / First release

Memory security

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  1. DEF CON / creator-talk-panel / 2026

    De la Explotación de Buffer Overflows al C2 Industrial: Infectando y Controlando RTUs con Malware

    Fernando Mengali · Issue/event 34

  2. DEF CON / creator-talk-panel / 2026

    GeoHacking: from memory corruption RCE to cross tenant access

    Michal Kamensky · Issue/event 34

  3. DEF CON / main-track-talk / 2026

    Memory Laundering via Metal: What EDR Can't See on Your Mac

    Hxr1 · Issue/event 34

  4. DEF CON / creator-talk-panel / 2026

    Poor Man's Mythos: Signal Siege: Agentic Exploit Chains Across the 5G Cloud-Native Stack

    Omer Farooq · Issue/event 34

  5. DEF CON / creator-talk-panel / 2026

    Racing PX4: Memory Safety and Timing Vulnerabilities

    Nefeli Georgilas · Issue/event 34

  6. DEF CON / main-track-talk / 2026

    TEE.fail: Breaking Trusted Execution Environments via DDR5 Memory Bus Interposition

    Daniel Genkin, Jalen Chuang · Issue/event 34

  7. DEF CON / creator-talk-panel / 2026

    The Liability Stack: When Code Becomes Conduct

    Carole House · Issue/event 34

  8. DEF CON / main-track-talk / 2026

    Writing to Shadow Stacks

    Vladimir "G1ND1L4" Tokarev · Issue/event 34

  9. DEF CON / creator-talk-panel / 2026

    Your Lives are in Another Struct: Breaking Memory Hacks with Field Relocation

    Ryan Zmuda · Issue/event 34

  10. DEF CON / creator-talk-panel / 2025

    AI in OT Should be Cheaper Than in IT

    Daryl Haegley · Issue/event 33

  11. DEF CON / creator-talk-panel / 2025

    Audit This: Breaking Down Bias in the Cyber Stack

    Jessica Hoffman, Kaleeque Pierce · Issue/event 33

  12. DEF CON / creator-talk-panel / 2025

    Beyond the Stack: How External Failures Impact Payments Security

    Tapan Khilnani · Issue/event 33

  13. DEF CON / main-track-talk / 2025

    Can't Stop the ROP: Automating Universal ASLR Bypasses for Windows

    Bramwell Brizendine · Issue/event 33

  14. DEF CON / main-track-talk / 2025

    Direct Memory, Access Everywhere

    Joe "securelyfitz" FitzPatrick, Grace "Baelfire" Parrish · Issue/event 33

  15. DEF CON / creator-talk-panel / 2025

    Exploiting Expectations: A Beginner's Guide to Buffer Overflows

    sjzhu · Issue/event 33

  16. DEF CON / creator-talk-panel / 2025

    Memory Attacks in a Stateless World

    Om Narayan, Rashmi · Issue/event 33

  17. DEF CON / creator-talk-panel / 2025

    Quantum Modular Whiteboxes: Join the Stack Hack

    Davide Venturelli · Issue/event 33

  18. Phrack / article / 2025

    Quantum ROP: ROP but cooler

    Yoav Shifman, Yahav Rahom · Issue/event 72

  19. Phrack / article / 2016

    Adobe Shockwave - A case study on memory disclosure

    aaron portnoy · Issue/event 69

  20. Phrack / article / 2012

    The Art of Exploitation: MS IIS 7.5 Remote Heap Overflow

    redpantz · Issue/event 68

  21. Phrack / article / 2010

    Exploiting Memory Corruptions in Fortran Programs Under Unix/VMS

    Magma · Issue/event 67

  22. Phrack / article / 2010

    Scraps of notes on remote stack overflow exploitation

    pi3 · Issue/event 67

  23. Phrack / article / 2009

    Exploiting UMA : FreeBSD kernel heap exploits

    argp and karl · Issue/event 66

  24. Phrack / article / 2009

    Linux Kernel Heap Tampering Detection

    Larry H · Issue/event 66

  25. Phrack / article / 2009

    Power cell buffer overflow

    BSDaemon · Issue/event 66

  26. Phrack / article / 2008

    The art of exploitation: Technical analysis of Samba WINS overflow

    FelineMenace · Issue/event 65

  27. Phrack / article / 2005

    Games with kernel Memory...FreeBSD Style

    jkong · Issue/event 63

  28. Phrack / article / 2005

    OSX heap exploitation techniques

    Nemo · Issue/event 63

  29. Phrack / article / 2005

    Shifting the Stack Pointer

    andrewg · Issue/event 63

  30. Phrack / article / 2003

    Hacking the Linux Kernel Network Stack

    bioforge · Issue/event 61

  31. Phrack / article / 2002

    Basic Integer Overflows

    blexim · Issue/event 60

  32. Phrack / article / 2002

    Smashing The Kernel Stack For Fun And Profit

    noir · Issue/event 60

  33. Phrack / article / 2001

    HP-UX (PA-RISC 1.1) Overflows

    Zhodiac · Issue/event 58

  34. Phrack / article / 2000

    Bypassing StackGuard and StackShield

    Kil3r & Bulba · Issue/event 56

  35. Phrack / article / 2000

    Exploiting Non-adjacent Memory Spaces

    twitch · Issue/event 56

  36. Phrack / article / 1999

    Win32 Buffer Overflows...

    dark spyrit · Issue/event 55

  37. Phrack / article / 1998

    Remote OS detection via TCP/IP Stack Fingerprinting

    Fyodor · Issue/event 54

  38. Phrack / article / 1996

    Smashing The Stack For Fun And Profit

    Aleph1 · Issue/event 49

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