Bypass CFG in Chrome
summary
Examines over ten Control Flow Guard (CFG) bypass techniques and tests each against Chrome to determine whether they can still be used to hijack protected function pointers and execute arbitrary code. Covers specific CFG evasion methods and their applicability to Chrome's protections, with examples and analysis of which techniques remain effective.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00black hat ASIA 2022
- 0:46What is CFG
- 1:35History of CFG
- 2:32How Dose CFG Work
- 4:11Previous CFG Bypass
- 10:15How about Chrome
- 11:07Bypass CFG in Chrome
- 17:53How to Improve
- 21:16Enhanced Security Mode of Edge
- 25:55Takeaways
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