Re: .Net 0day?

[Matt <matt () use net>]

On Fri, 6 Jul 2007, Dave Aitel wrote:

> http://bp3.blogger.com/_aU4sjfnl3RY/Ro4EjK53JyI/AAAAAAAAAEM/DSWoKCXxXFI/s1600-h/P7060093.JPG
>
> Does anyone want to speculate as to the 0day? I assume putting %00%00
> inside strings isn't it? :> Ooh, what about %u0000? :>
>
> Does mono have the same bug? Are they bug for bug compliant?

As for finding bugs in mono, here's a big clue: Do your fuzzing of ASP.NET
apps while running mono itself under valgrind. There's a valgrind
suppressions file in mono/data/mono.supp to filter out the false positives
generated by libgc.

Luis and I will be talking about combining fuzzing and valgrind in our
BlackHat class
(http://blackhat.com/html/bh-usa-07/train-bh-us-07-mh.html).

Mono maps some performance-critical .NET fucntionality to native C code,
generally for doing crypto and protocol decoding.

Have fun! :)


PS: For bonus points see if a PC-Lint run will find some of
the bugs ;>

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