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Quarrel on the heap. Heap exploitation on a vulnerable SOAP server in Linux

Written by Marsel Shagiev

This paper discusses a challenging CTF-like task. Your goal is to get remote code execution on a SOAP server. All exploitation primitives are involved with the heap in one way or another; so, you’ll learn a lot about functions interacting with it. Also, you’ll reverse a Linux binary using a dynamic instrumentation framework.
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