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• Use the integer overflow to trigger a kernel heap overflow.
• Use the heap overflow to overwrite tty structure function pointers to get code execution.

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• Jemalloc heap challenge
• A buggy implementation of strncat in merge allows for an overwrite onto the next region

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• Arbitrary type confusion in DFG JIT
• Bug eliminates a single CheckStructure node

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• Abusing a stack overflow on a RISC-V binary to then return to shellcode.

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• Leak with Format String bug.
• Use the arbitrary heap pointer write to overwrite __GI__IO_file_jumps.
• Inject shellode in heap and get code execution in dfprintf.

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• Out-of bounds index write allows byte-by-byte overwrite of return address

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• Carefully arranging structs on stack so as to overwrite saved rip , without corrupting the stack canary.
• Leak libc with puts and execute a ret2libc to get shell

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tl;dr Windows 32-bit SEH exploitation

tl;dr 2 element overflow in Array when jit compiled

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• Exploit code for a vulnerability in Firefox, found by saelo and coinbase security.
• IonMonkey does not check for indexed elements on the current element’s prototypes, and only checks on ArrayPrototype. This leads to type-confusion after inlining Array.pop.
• We confuse a Uint32Array and a Uint8Array to get a overflow in an ArrayBuffer and proceed to convert this to arbitrary read-write and execute shellcode.