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| − | Alphanumeric shellcode is similar to ascii shellcode in that it is used to bypass character filters and evade intrusion-detection during buffer overflow exploitation. This article documents alphanumeric code on multiple architectures, but primarily the 64 bit x86 architecture. Alphanumeric shellcode requires a basic understanding of bitwise math, assembly and shellcode. | + | Alphanumeric [[shellcode]] is similar to [[ascii shellcode]] in that it is used to [[Filter bypass|bypass character filters]] and [[IDS Evasion|evade intrusion-detection]] during [[buffer overflow]] [[exploitation]]. This article documents alphanumeric code on multiple architectures, but primarily the 64 bit x86 architecture. Alphanumeric shellcode requires a basic understanding of [[bitwise math]], [[assembly]] and [[shellcode]]. |
<center>'''''[[Alphanumeric shellcode|Learn more - Alphanumeric shellcode]]'''''</center> | <center>'''''[[Alphanumeric shellcode|Learn more - Alphanumeric shellcode]]'''''</center> | ||
Revision as of 23:41, 7 June 2012
Alphanumeric shellcode is similar to ascii shellcode in that it is used to bypass character filters and evade intrusion-detection during buffer overflow exploitation. This article documents alphanumeric code on multiple architectures, but primarily the 64 bit x86 architecture. Alphanumeric shellcode requires a basic understanding of bitwise math, assembly and shellcode.
