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MITIGATING CODE-REUSE ATTACKS WITH CONTROL-FLOWING LOCKING

MITIGATING CODE-REUSE ATTACKS WITH CONTROL-FLOWING LOCKING. AUTHORS : TYLER BLETSCH XUXIAN JIANG VINCE FREEH. Code-reuse attacks are software exploits in which an attacker directs control flow through existing code with a malicious result. Solution – Control Flow Locking. Summary.

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MITIGATING CODE-REUSE ATTACKS WITH CONTROL-FLOWING LOCKING

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  1. MITIGATING CODE-REUSE ATTACKS WITH CONTROL-FLOWING LOCKING AUTHORS: TYLER BLETSCH XUXIAN JIANG VINCE FREEH Vishal Naidu

  2. Code-reuse attacks are software exploits in which an attacker directs control flow through existing code with a malicious result. Solution – Control Flow Locking Summary Vishal Naidu

  3. Control Flow Locking enforces control flow integrity effectively mitigates the threat of code-reuse attacks at a reasonableperformance overhead. Appreciative Comment! Vishal Naidu

  4. The threat model does not state that the values of ‘value’ of ‘k’ are pre set or modified rather than the corresponding lock and unlock functions. Lock(value): if(k!=0) abort(); k=value; Unlock(value): if(k!=value) abort(); k=0; Critique! Vishal Naidu

  5. How small does the performance penalty have to be to be in order to deploy control flow locking in a real world scenario? Question? Vishal Naidu

  6. THANK YOU! Vishal Naidu

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