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      <title>House of Einherjar: The art of visual exploitation</title>
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      <description>Authors: Seung Kang and Stephen Fox
A CTF challenge called library had me dipping my toes in glibc heap memory exploitation. After giving the challenge my best attempt, I decided to review the provided python pwntools solution and reimplement it using the Golang-based brkit. Throughout this process, I tested out creating various visual aids to make it easier to reason about the Python code&amp;rsquo;s logic. Picturing how the heap layout evolved at each step of the exploit made a huge difference in my comprehension of the technique used.</description>
      
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      <title>Chasing Ghosts: Phantom DLLs in Mirror&#39;s Edge</title>
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      <description>In 2020, I started speedrunning the game Mirror&amp;rsquo;s Edge and quickly felt connected and welcomed into its small, close-knit community. I accumulated many hours in the game over the years, dedicating time to improving my skills, participating in tournaments, and exploring ways to enhance the overall experience. With a growing interest in computer security, I applied my knowledge to enhance one of the community&amp;rsquo;s favorite modifications: the open-source Multiplayer Mod. I researched improving the mod&amp;rsquo;s security and usability by removing its need for a privileged program which abused Windows administrator privileges.</description>
      
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      <description>Hello,
My name is Seung Kang, also known by the name CookieBunny online: welcome to my personal website! I&amp;rsquo;m a lover of sharks, bees, possums, and learning about computers.
This site is meant for a collection of my thoughts, discoveries, and tutorials I accumulated as I continue learning.
I hope you feel welcome here, and do not hesitate to message me @seungminkang on hachyderm.io.
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