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May 31st, 2006, 01:29 AM
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It's my understanding that NOP sled is to precisely position the shellcode at the point in memory that the code will be executed for a buffer overflow. In a stack overflow I don't believe a NOP sled is needed - but you do need to know exactly which point in the stack you need to mess with to effect the JMP.
Then again, I stated previously, this is not an area in which I "excel"...
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