Stack Mashing

nounid 4221·updated May 9, 2026

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Stack mashing is the technique of using a buffer overflow to trick a computer into executing arbitrary code.

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SANS Glossary of Security Terms1 senseview framework →

§1: Stack mashing is the technique of using a buffer overflow to trick a computer into executing arbitrary code.

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§1 · legacy_primary: Stack mashing is the technique of using a buffer overflow to trick a computer into executing arbitrary code.
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