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Return-to-libc AttackA return-to-libc attack is a computer security attack usually starting with a buffer overflow, in which the return address on the stack is replaced by the address of another function in the program. This allows attackers to call pre-existing functions without injecting malicious code into programs, and can still be a security hole in environments protected by concepts such as a non-executable stack.
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