I'd like to try some shell codes and I want to disable linux protections.I know I could compile using flags but I know another way exists to disable these protections in general I just can't remember. Can you help me?
Disable stack protection on Ubuntu for buffer overflow without C compiler flags
linux;security;compiling
Stack protection is done by the compiler (add some extra data to the stack and stash some away on call, check sanity on return). Can't disable that without recompiling. It's part of the point, really...