Vulnerability Analysis of SCADA Protocol Binaries through Detection of Memory Access Taintedness
Published: Jun 1, 2007
Abstract
Pointer taintedness is a concept which has been successfully employed as basis for vulnerability analysis of C/C ++ source code, and as a run-time mitigation technique against memory corruption attacks. Nevertheless, pointer taintedness interferes with the specification of several industrial control protocols. As a consequence it is not directly usable in detecting memory corruption vulnerabilities in implementations of those industrial control...
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Vulnerability Analysis of SCADA Protocol Binaries through Detection of Memory Access Taintedness
Published Date
Jun 1, 2007
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