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 # tiny webserver rce exploit
 
-This repository includes a simplified fork of the tiny http webserver
-https://github.com/shenfeng/tiny-web-server
-known to have a buffer overflow.
+This is a collection of exploits for a simplified fork of the tiny http webserver https://github.com/shenfeng/tiny-web-server , known to have a buffer overflow.
+
+The goal is to showcase the evolution of memory safety mitigations and exploitation techniques over the years,
+in a semi-realistic environment.
 
 The webserver has been compiled four times, with increasing levels of memory protections.
-For every version, an exploit that defeats the mitigations and launches a remote shell has been written.
+For every version, I've written an exploit that defeats the mitigations and launches a remote shell:
 
 - [tiny.1996](https://github.com/robalb/tiny-webserver-rce-exploit/blob/master/expl_1996.py) : no protections. Compiled statically, with an executable stack and no canaries like it's 1996
 - tiny.canary: executable stack, but with stack canaries enabled
 - tiny.nx: both canary and nx protection active
 - tiny.all: all protections active: canary, nx, ASLR, relro
 
 All these binaries have Indirect Branch Tracking enabled, but are expected to run on
-an intel cpu preceding the ~2020 Tiger Lake line, wich is the first one supporting this security feature
+an intel cpu preceding the ~2020 Tiger Lake line, where this security feature is not yet supported
 
 ## rationale
 
-This projects aims at showcasing the evolution of memory safety mitigations and exploitation techniques over the years,
-in a semi-realistic environment
-
 There is a treasure trove of small webservers written in c that can be found
 on github.
 They are usually just learning exercises, not intended to run in production,