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CyberSec

Zero-Day Discovery 101: Memory Corruption and Stack Buffer Overflows on x86_64

A practical guide to analyzing vulnerable C binaries using GDB-Peda, calculating stack offsets, and constructing ROP chains in safe lab environments.

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Zero-Day Discovery 101: Memory Corruption and Stack Buffer Overflows on x86_64

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A practical guide to analyzing vulnerable C binaries using GDB-Peda, calculating stack offsets, and constructing ROP chains in safe lab environments.

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Farhan Ishraq Khan

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Date
July 28, 2026
Category
CyberSec
Reading time
9 min read
Article status
Full article awaiting editorial review
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