Ls-models-ls-island-issue-02-stuck-in-the-middle.rar

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void process(void) 
    char buf1[32];
    char buf2[64];
    char middle[16];
// read user data into buf1 (no size check)
    gets(buf1);               // <-- overflow possible
    // copy to middle (maybe with strncpy, but length is wrong)
    strcpy(middle, buf1);     // <-- overflow of middle
    // finally copy middle to buf2 (safe)
    strncpy(buf2, middle, sizeof(buf2));

The “middle” buffer (middle[16]) is the stuck point. Overwriting it can corrupt the saved return address on the stack, or overwrite adjacent data that is later used in a privileged operation. Warning: Do not download this file from random

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Once extracted, you will likely find a folder containing: The “middle” buffer ( middle[16] ) is the stuck point

To avoid being geometrically "stuck in the middle":

void process(void) 
    char buf1[32];
    char buf2[64];
    char middle[16];
// read user data into buf1 (no size check)
    gets(buf1);               // <-- overflow possible
    // copy to middle (maybe with strncpy, but length is wrong)
    strcpy(middle, buf1);     // <-- overflow of middle
    // finally copy middle to buf2 (safe)
    strncpy(buf2, middle, sizeof(buf2));