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Heap Exploitation in 2020

  1. Introduction

  2. ptmalloc2 Heap Overview

  3. The Classical Era

    • The Original Poison Null Byte
    • 'Vudo Malloc Tricks' and 'Once Upon A Free'
      • Unlink and Frontlink Techniques
      • Phrack 57, August 2001
      • Fixed in late 2004
        • People mostly believed that the patch made killed the technique.
        • After a few years, people started exploiting a variant of the technique.
        • Modified version of the Unlink technique would be still be viable.
      • Trend of removing a technique with a patch, only for a variant of it to still be exploitable
    • Advanced Doug Lea's Malloc Exploits
      • Phrack 61, August 2003
    • Exploiting the Wilderness
      • Bugtraq Mailing List, February 2004
    • The Malloc Maleficarum
      • Bugtraq Mailing list, October 2005
      • Revised version of House of Lore killed by introduction of tcache, still exploitable if glibc is built with tcache disabled.
      • House of Spirit still exploitable.
      • House of Force finally killed in glibc 2.29 in August 2018
    • The use of 'set_head' to Defeat The Wilderness
      • Phrack 64, May 2007
    • Yet Another free() Exploitation Technique
      • Phrack 66, November 2009
    • The Malloc Des-Maleficarum
      • Phrack 66, November 2009
    • The House of Lore: Reloaded
      • Phrack 67, November 2010
  4. The Renaissance: CTFs cause Heap Exploitation to go 'Sicko Mode'

    • Unsafe Unlink, 2014 Edition
      • HITCON CTF, August 2014
      • Killed by introduction of tcache, still exploitable if glibc is built with tcache disabled.
    • Poison NULL byte, 2014 Edition
      • Google Project Zero, August 2014
      • Killed by introduction of tcache, still exploitable if glibc is built with tcache disabled.
    • Overlapping Chunks
    • House of Orange
      • HITCON CTF, October, 2016
      • "The attack vector of this technique was removed by changing the behavior of malloc_printerr in glibc 2.26
  • House of Einherjar
    • Code Blue Conference, November 2016
    • Killed by introduction of tcache, still exploitable if glibc is built with tcache disabled.
  • Unsorted Bin Free Chunk Arbitrary Pointer Leak
    • 0CTF, November 2016
    • Killed by introduction of tcache, still exploitable if glibc is built with tcache disabled.
  • Unsorted Bin Free Chunk Arbitrary Write
    • Couldn't Find Origin
    • tcache introduces additional constraints
  • House of Rabbit
    • Hatena Blog, September 2017
    • Killed by introduction of tcache, still exploitable if glibc is built with tcache disabled.
  • Large Bin Attack
    • 0CTF, November 2018
    • Killed by introduction of tcache, still exploitable if glibc is built with tcache disabled.
  1. The Dark Age: The Introduction of tcache
    • Introduced in glibc 2.26
      • Killed a lot of techniques, introduced some new avenues for attack.
    • Internals
    • tcache dup
      • Killed in glibc version 2.28
  2. Modern Techniques
  3. Archeap Fuzzer
  4. Conclusions
  5. Works Cited

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