Averting Buffer Overflow Attack in Networking OS using - BOAT Controller
Vadivel Murugan · 2013
Today’s Networking Operating System Server software is under continuous scrutiny and attack, whether for fun or for profit. Networking OS Software vulnerabilities that allow the injection and execution of malicious code in persistent Internet connected systems pose serious threats to system security. In a common type of attack, an inimical party induces a software buffer overflow in a prone to the computing devices in order to corrupt a procedure to return addresses and transfer controls to the malicious code. This buffer overflow attacks are often engaged to recruit unaware hosts into Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack networks, which ultimately promote overwhelming buffer overflow attack against victim networks or machines. In spite of current security software countermeasures that they seek to prevent buffer overflow exploits, many systems are in remain vulnerable. The BOAT controller tool is detect and prevent the buffer overflow in networking OS and strongly control the task utilization.