file | last update | comment |
PaXTeam-H2HC15-RAP-RIP-ROP.pdf | 2015.10.24 15:00 GMT | H2HC 2015 invited presentation: RAP: RIP ROP |
PaXTeam-H2HC13-PaX-gcc-plugins.pdf | 2013.10.02 04:41 GMT | H2HC 2013 invited presentation: PaX - gcc plugins |
PaXTeam-H2HC12-PaX-kernel-self-protection.pdf | 2012.10.10 13:45 GMT | H2HC 2012 invited presentation: PaX - kernel self-protection |
PaXTeam-LATINOWARE12-PaX-linux-security.pdf | 2012.10.10 13:45 GMT | LATINOWARE 2012 invited presentation: PaX: Twelve Years of Securing Linux |
PaXTeam-SSTIC12-keynote-20-years-of-PaX.pdf | 2012.06.04 00:45 GMT | SSTIC 2012 keynote: 20 years of PaX |
performance tests | 2005.10.20 23:10 GMT | comprehensive performance impact tests by Pedro Venda |
pax.txt | 2003.11.29 14:35 GMT | the main document, overall description |
noexec.txt | 2003.05.01 14:15 GMT | non-executable pages design & implementation |
kernexec.txt | 2003.04.03 21:25 GMT | non-executable kernel pages design & implementation |
kernseal.txt | 2003.05.01 14:20 GMT | sealed kernel storage design & implementation |
aslr.txt | 2003.03.15 21:05 GMT | address space layout randomization |
pageexec.txt | 2003.03.15 21:05 GMT | paging based non-executable pages |
segmexec.txt | 2003.05.01 14:00 GMT | segmentation based non-executable pages |
mprotect.txt | 2003.11.04 19:58 GMT | mmap() and mprotect() restrictions |
randustack.txt | 2003.02.12 15:50 GMT | userland stack randomization |
randkstack.txt | 2003.01.24 13:44 GMT | kernel stack randomization |
randmmap.txt | 2003.01.24 13:44 GMT | mmap() randomization |
randexec.txt | 2003.02.19 18:50 GMT | non-relocatable executable file randomization |
vmmirror.txt | 2003.10.06 15:22 GMT | vma mirroring, the core of SEGMEXEC and RANDEXEC |
emutramp.txt | 2003.05.01 14:00 GMT | gcc nested function and kernel sigreturn trampolines emulation |
emusigrt.txt | 2003.02.19 18:50 GMT | automatic kernel sigreturn trampoline emulation |
pax-future.txt | 2003.03.20 01:30 GMT | what the future holds for PaX |
pageexec.old.txt | 2000.11.16 18:00 GMT | the original design & implementation of PAGEEXEC, badly out of date |