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We have already come a long way in trying to understand how we can exploit programs through memory corruption. We have covered a wide variety of examples, including basic buffer overflows, format string exploits and even heap exploits. And a lot of you might already find it quite complex. But if you put it into the context of history we are still like 16 years behind. The last examples we have explored from exploit-exercises.com introduced techniques that were state-of-the-art in like 2001. While it still directly applicable to shitty cheap embedded devices, like some IoT stuff, its very important to lay a foundation. But before we start talking about all these modern exploit mitigations and how we can bypass them, I think it would be a good idea to try putting what we have learned in more abstract terms. And try to get a feeling or an intuition about exploiting binaries. Lets try to create a mental model of exploitation. But lets first introduce some constraints, otherwise it will
