The countermeasures to a buffer overflow are as follows:
* Perform manual auditing of the code.
* Stack execution should be disabled.
* Take the support of the functions which are not the cause of the buffer overflow.
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* Take compiler support. For example, Java automatically checks if an array index is within the proper bounds. Use compilers such as Java instead of C to avoid buffer overflow attacks. Use tools such as StackGuard and Immunix System to avoid buffer overflows.
Gathering information: (set) http://www.subnetonline.com/ (set) http://ping.eu/ (ping, dns_tools, traceroute, web_tools) http://serversniff.net/ (DIG / nslookup, whois, traceroute) http://networking.ringofsaturn.com/Tools/ (whois, dns_tools, service_scan, traceroute) http://centralops.net/co/DomainDossier.aspx (whois, dns_tools, domain_search) http://www.whois.ws/ (whois, dns_tools) http://www.robtex.com/ (whois)
PlanetCreator had informed OUM’s XSS Vulnerability CODE http://www.planetcreator.net/2009/11/critical-xss-vulnerability-on-open-university-malaysia/ But nobody cares , How come they all wana do like this so shit! Where is OUM’s Wemaster? Sleeping @ Camp? Yeah,
Section 5: What does that mean? 5.1: My hacker doesn’t speak English. At least, I don’t think so. Your hacker is a techie, and knows a number of powerful concepts