Address Space Layout Randomization is a security technique put in place to mitigate several types of code-reuse attacks like Return-to-Libc, Return Oriented Programming or just the idea of jumping to a particular place in the memory layout.

ASLR was implemented in 2001, but research is still going on to break it. Looks like we are dealing with one hell of a security technique here.

This series is about my research on ASLR. It starts with what ASLR is and goes indefinitely. Ideal goal is to devise a definite method to break ASLR. This goal has motivated me to research more about ASLR.

If you are new to Operating System Security, Exploit development, you can refer to my Reverse Engineering and Binary Exploitation Series and then come back to this series.

Lets get started!