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Academic Research Publications Mentioning grsecurity/PaX
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We provide below links to academic research papers publications which mention grsecurity and/or PaX. If the full text PDF of the publication was not available, a link to its abstract is given. If you know of, or are the author of a research paper which should be included here, please contact me.
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1. Microsoft Research - RandSys: Thwarting Code Injection Attacks with System Service Interface Randomization, 2007
2. Microsoft Research - Data Randomization, 2008
3. Microsoft Research - Control-flow integrity, 2005
4. StackGhost: Hardware Facilitated Stack Protection, 2001
5. Secure program execution via dynamic information flow tracking, 2006
6. Type-Assisted Dynamic Buffer Overflow Detection, 2002
7. Address obfuscation: An efficient approach to combat a broad range of memory error exploits, 2003
8. Protecting global and static variables from buffer overflow attacks without overhead, 2006
9. Context Sensitive Anomaly Monitoring of Process Control Flow to Detect Mimicry Attacks and Impossible Paths, 2004
10. A Methodology for Designing Countermeasures Against Current and Future Code Injection Attacks, 2005
11. e-nexsh: Achieving an effectively non-executable stack and heap via system-call policing, 2005
12. Stackguard: Simple smash stack protection for GCC, 2003
13. Run-time detection of heap-based overflows, 2003
14. Avoiding Buffer Overflows and Related Problems, 2004
15. Server Protection through Dynamic Patching, 2005
16. SELinux and grsecurity: A Side-by-Size Comparison of Mandatory Access Control and Access Control List Implementations, 2003
17. SELinux and grsecurity: A Case Study Comparing Linux Security Kernel Enhancements, 2003
18. RSBAC-a framework for enhanced Linux system security, 2005
19. Secure computing: SELinux, 2007
20. Attacking Signed Binaries, 2005
21. Distributed control enabling consistent MAC policies and IDS based on a meta-policy approach, 2006
22. Formalisation et garantie de propriétés de sécurité système: application à la détection d'intrusions, 2007
23. Securing a Linux-based Multi-User Web Server, 2006
24. Exploiting 802.11 Wireless Driver Vulnerabilities on Windows, 2006
25. Détection D'intrusion Orientée Méta-Politique, 2005
26. Abstract Efficient Techniques for Comprehensive Protection from Memory Error Exploits, 2005
27. Predicting Security Vulnerabilities from Function Calls, 2007
28. ARMORY: An auxiliary testing tool for automatic buffer overflow vulnerability detection, 2008
29. Next generation debuggers for reverse engineering, 2007
30. Centralized security policy support for virtual machine, 2006
31. Secure remote management and software distribution for wireless mesh networks, 2007
32. Attack-Redirector: A Server Protection and Honeypot Bait System, 2008
33. A novel approach for distributed updates of MAC policies using a meta-protection framework, 2004
34. A Linux Implementation of Temporal Access Controls, 2007
35. FormatShield: A Binary Rewriting Defense against Format String Attacks, 2008
36. Playing with ptrace() for fun and profit, 2006
37. Increasing Information Security with Mandatory Access Controls in the Operating System, 2006
38. Address Space Layout Permutation: Increasing Resistance to Memory Corruption Attacks, 2005
39. Automatic Synthesis of Filters to Discard Buffer Overflow Attacks: A Step Towards Realizing Self-Healing Systems, 2005
40. On the effectiveness of address-space randomization, 2004
41. Collaboration between MAC Policies and IDS based on a Meta-Policy approach, 2006
42. An Architectural Approach to Preventing Code Injection Attacks, 2007
43. Alternative Xbox copy protection designs, 2005
44. Software Security through Targeted Diversification, 2007
45. Code Injection Attacks on Harvard-Architecture Devices, 2008
46. When good instructions go bad: generalizing return-oriented programming to RISC, 2008
47. Covert Debugging Circumventing Software Armoring Techniques, 2007
48. Buffer Overflow Vulnerabilities: Exploits and Defensive Techniques, 2004
49. Multi-variant Program Execution: Using Multi-core Systems to Defuse Buffer-Overflow Vulnerabilities, 2008
50. The FOREVER service for fault/intrusion removal, 2008
51. Detection and Subversion of Virtual Machines, 2006
52. Persistence in dynamic code transformation systems, 2005
53. Panel: The Future of Biologically-Inspired Security: Is There Anything Left to Learn?, 2007
54. Improved Network Security and Disguising TCP/IP Fingerprint through Dynamic Stack Modification, 2005
55. Corruption de la Memoire lors de l'Exploitation, 2006
56. Defeating memory corruption attacks via pointer taintedness detection, 2005
57. Immunology, diversity, and homeostasis: The past and future of biologically inspired computer defenses, 2007
58. Insecure Context Switching: Inoculating regular expressions for survivability, 2008
59. Ensuring secure program execution in multiprocessor embedded systems: a case study, 2007
60. Defeating Compiler-Level Buffer Overflow Protection, 2006
61. Reverse Stack Execution, 2007
62. Secure and practical defense against code-injection attacks using software dynamic translation, 2006
63. Omniunpack: Fast, generic, and safe unpacking of malware, 2007
64. Prevention of code-injection attacks by encrypting system call arguments, 2006
65. Non-control-data attacks are realistic threats, 2005
66. Combating Memory Corruption Attacks On Scada Devices, 2008
67. Address-space randomization for Windows systems, 2006
68. DieHard: Probabilistic memory safety for unsafe languages, 2006
69. Secure Bit: Transparent, Hardware Buffer-Overflow Protection, 2006
70. Improving address space randomization with a dynamic offset randomization technique, 2006
71. x86-64 buffer overflow exploits and the borrowed code chunks exploitation technique, 2005
72. Known/chosen key attacks against software instruction set randomization, 2006
73. A Survey of Randomization Techniques Against Common Mode Attacks, 2005
74. An immune system inspired approach for protection from repetitive attacks, 2005
75. Efficient protection against heap-based buffer overflows without resorting to magic, 2006
76. Resilient Intrusion Tolerance through Proactive and Reactive Recovery, 2007
77. Virtual machine-provided context sensitive page mappings, 2008
78. Persistent code caching: Exploiting code reuse across executions and applications, 2007
79. The geometry of innocent flesh on the bone: Return-into-libc without function calls (on the x86), 2007
80. ARCHERR: Runtime environment driven program safety, 2004
81. Foreign Code Detection on the Windows/X86 Platform, 2006
82. Where's the FEEB?: The effectiveness of instruction set randomization, 2005
83. Efficient techniques for comprehensive protection from memory error exploits, 2005
84. Exterminator: Automatically correcting memory errors with high probability, 2007
85. Automatic diagnosis and response to memory corruption vulnerabilities, 2005
86. Data space randomization, 2008
87. The Evolution of System-Call Monitoring, 2008
88. MemSherlock: an automated debugger for unknown memory corruption vulnerabilities, 2007
89. DIRA: Automatic Detection, Identification, and Repair of Control-Hijacking Attacks, 2004
90. A practical mimicry attack against powerful system-call monitors, 2008
91. SigFree: A Signature-free Buffer Overflow Attack Blocker, 2006
92. Kernel Support for Redundant Execution on Multiprocessor Systems, 2007
93. Kernel Support for Deterministic Redundant Execution of Shared Memory Workloads on Multiprocessor Systems, 2007
94. Real-world buffer overflow protection for userspace & kernelspace, 2008
95. ASLR Smack & Laugh Reference: Seminar on Advanced Exploitation Techniques, 2008
96. Comprehensively and efficiently protecting the heap, 2006
97. Hardened OS exploitation techniques, 2004
98. A Security Architecture for Microprocessors, 2003
99. Hypervisor support for identifying covertly executing binaries, 2008
100. Using instruction block signatures to counter code injection attacks, 2005
101. Automatic generation of buffer overflow attack signatures: An approach based on program behavior models, 2005
102. Address space layout permutation (ASLP): Towards fine-grained randomization of commodity software, 2006
103. Bezoar: Automated Virtual Machine-based Full-System Recovery from Control-Flow Hijacking Attacks, 2007
104. Deploying dynamic code transformation in modern computing environments, 2006
105. Binary rewriting and call interception for efficient runtime protection against buffer overflows, 2006
106. Control-flow integrity: Principles, implementations, and applications, 2005
107. Randomized instruction set emulation, 2005
108. Implementation vulnerabilities and detection, 2007
109. Proactive Obfuscation, 2009
110. Orchestra: Intrusion Detection Using Parallel Execution and Monitoring of Program Variants in User-Space, 2009
111. An Integrated Framework for Dependable and Revivable Architectures Using Multicore Processors, 2006
112. Paladin: Helping Programs Help Themselves with System Call Interposition, 2009
113. Automatic Generation of Control Flow Hijacking Exploits for Software Vulnerabilities, 2009
114. Classification of Malicious Distributed SELinux Activities, 2009
115. Polymorphing Software By Randomizing Data Structure Layout, 2009
116. Yataglass: Network-Level Code Emulation for Analyzing Memory-Scanning Attacks, 2009
117. Finding the Bad in Good Code: Automated Return-Oriented Programming Exploit Discovery, 2009
118. Experimental Validation of Architectural Solutions, 2009
119. Multi-Variant Execution: Run-Time Defense against Malicious Code Injection Attacks, 2009
120. Breaking the memory secrecy assumption, 2009
121. Security by Design, 2009
122. The Impact of Linux Superuser Privileges on System and Data Security within a Cloud Computing Storage Architecture, 2009
123. Return-oriented rootkits: Bypassing kernel code integrity protection mechanisms, 2009
124. Specification and evaluation of polymorphic shellcode properties using a new temporal logic, 2009
125. Yataglass: Network-level Code Emulation for Analyzing Memory-scanning Attacks, 2009
126. Protecting Xen hypercalls, 2009
127. The Impact of Linux Superuser Privileges on System and Data Security Within a Cloud Computing Storage Architecture, 2009
128. An Examination of the Generic Memory Corruption Exploit Prevention Mechanisms on Apple's Leopard Operating System, 2009
129. A System Call Randomization Based Method for Countering Code-Injection Attacks, 2009
130. Surgically returning to randomized lib (c), 2009
131. Architecture Support for Operating System Survivability and Efficient Bulk Memory Copying and Initialization, 2009
132. Leveraging Parallel Hardware to Detect, Quarantine, and Repair Malicious Code Injection, 2010
133. Malicious Shellcode Detection with Virtual Memory Snapshots, 2010
134. Program Differentiation, 2010
135. A Comprehensive Analysis of MAC Enhancements for Leveraging Distributed MAC, 2008
136. A Novel Approach Against the System Buffer Overflow [abstract], 2010
137. Automated Software Vulnerability Analysis [abstract], 2009
138. Probability Based Risk Analysis for a VoIP System [abstract], 2009
139. A DLL Protection Mechanism with Larger Random Entropy for Windows Vista [abstract], 2009
140. Dynamic integrity measurement and attestation: towards defense against return-oriented programming attacks [abstract], 2009
141. Address-space layout randomization using code islands [abstract], 2009
142. Security Systems Design and Analysis Using an Integrated Rule-Based Systems Approach [abstract], 2005
143. AIFD: A Runtime Solution to Buffer Overflow Attack [abstract], 2007
144. Hardware Stack Design: Toward an Effective Defence Against Frame Pointer Overwrite Attacks [abstract], 2006
145. An Efficient Pointer Protection Scheme to Defend Buffer Overflow Attacks [abstract], 2005
146. Design and Implementation of an Extended Reference Monitor for Trusted Operating Systems [abstract], 2006
147. Enforcement of Integrated Security Policy in Trusted Operating Systems [abstract], 2007
148. Application of an Online Judge & Contester System in Academic Tuition [abstract], 2008
149. Return Address Randomization Scheme for Annuling Data-Injection Buffer Overflow Attacks [abstract], 2006
150. Rootkit modeling and experiments under Linux [abstract], 2008
151. PrISM: Automatic Detection and Prevention from Cyber Attacks [abstract], 2008
152. A Theory of Secure Control Flow [abstract], 2005
153. Detection and Diagnosis of Control Interception [abstract], 2008
154. Efficient and Practical Control Flow Monitoring for Program Security [abstract], 2008
155. Static Analysis on x86 Executables for Preventing Automatic Mimicry Attacks [abstract], 2007
156. Linux 2.6 kernel exploits [abstract], 2007
157. A Policy Language for the Extended Reference Monitor in Trusted Operating Systems [abstract], 2007
158. Intrusion detection and security policy framework for distributed environments [abstract], 2005
159. Integration of trusted operating system from open source [abstract], 2003
160. Towards the specification of access control policies on multiple operating systems [abstract], 2004
161. Detecting kernel-level rootkits through binary analysis [abstract], 2004
162. A Collaborative Approach for Access Control, Intrusion Detection and Security Testing [abstract], 2006
163. Buffer overflow protection based on adjusting code segment limit [abstract], 2005
164. The Design of a Generic Intrusion Tolerant Architecture for Web Servers [abstract], 2008
165. Supporting access control policies across multiple operating systems [abstract], 2005
166. Model-driven configuration of os-level mandatory access control: research abstract [abstract], 2008
167. A simple implementation and performance evaluation extended-role based access control [abstract], 2005
168. Design space and analysis of worm defense strategies [abstract], 2006
169. ASSURE: automatic software self-healing using rescue points [abstract], 2009
170. Self-healing control flow protection in sensor applications [abstract], 2009
171. Return Protector: A Protection Mechanism for Return-into-libc Attacks by Checking the Return Address [abstract], 2009
172. A specification language for information security policies [abstract], 2009
173. DROP: Detecting Return-Oriented Programming Malicious Code [abstract], 2009
174. Enforcement of Security Properties for Dynamic MAC Policies [abstract], 2009
175. Generation of Role Based Access Control Security Policies for Java Collaborative Applications [abstract], 2009
176. A Lightweight Buffer Overflow Protection Mechanism with Failure-Oblivious Capability [abstract], 2009
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