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Internally, the ActionLink method uses reflection to find the properties and values defined in the anonymous type. The ActionLink method then builds a dictionary from the properties defined and their values. The property names become route value keys, and the property values become the route values. This works well as long as we already understand that the object overloads are using reflection to generate a dictionary. But this doesn t address the duplication that this method introduces. For every link to a common action, we need to supply the names of the action parameters. If these values are scattered across many views, it can be difficult or impossible to change the parameter name in an action method. In our Edit action, for example, we might want to change the parameter name to name, causing us to search through our views and controllers to find places where we link to that action. To address this duplication, we have two options. Our first option is to create strongly typed models for every action method that accepts parameters. The second is to encapsulate the building of parameter lists into a builder object. We could then use this parameter builder to build parameter lists in our views and controller actions. Typically, putting structure around query-string parameters is preferable, because it will help prevent typo bugs. First, we need to create our parameter builder object, as shown in listing 10.8.

If a user enters a password that is less than 16 characters, the program will execute normally If the user enters a password that is more than 16 characters, the first 16 characters of the user s input will occupy the space allocated to the pass buffer However, the extra user input will start overwriting the return address namely the address of the main() function If that return address gets overwritten, then once the microprocessor finishes executing the checkPassword() function, it will continue program execution at whatever return address is specified by the four bytes that exist below the pass buffer4 If an attacker enters input longer than 16 characters, and the 17th to 20th characters of the input are just garbage, then the program might crash because the microprocessor would try continuing program execution at an invalid return address.

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public class ParamBuilder : ExplicitFacadeDictionary<string, object> { private readonly IDictionary<string, object> _params = new Dictionary<string, object>(); protected override IDictionary<string, object> Wrapped { get { return _params; } } public static implicit operator RouteValueDictionary( ParamBuilder paramBuilder) { return new RouteValueDictionary(paramBuilder); } public ParamBuilder Username(string value) { _params.Add("username", value); return this; } }

Note The text() function is not only called for tags that contain strings but also for tags that call other tags. Therefore, this function may have a text parameter filled with spaces and new line characters! You can use g_markup_parse_context_get_element() to retrieve the tag that contains the string.

Our ParamBuilder class inherits from a special dictionary class, ExplicitFacadeDictionary. This class is an implementation of IDictionary<,>, where every method is explicitly implemented to ensure that users of the ParamBuilder don t get bombarded with a multitude of dictionary methods. The abstract ExplicitFacadeDictionary class needs implementers to provide the wrapped dictionary object in the Wrapped property.

However, if the attacker carefully constructs the 17th to 20th characters of input, she could have the program jump to some other function within the executing process, or even to some code of her own choice Such user input provided by the attacker is often called an attack string If the attacker is interested in opening the vault without knowing the legitimate password, the attacker can carefully construct the 17th to 20th characters of the attack string to be the address of the openVault() function Upon finishing writing the attacker s input into the pass buffer and overwriting the return address, the gets() function returns, and the checkPassword() function continues its execution The Compromised Stack part of Figure 6-1 depicts what the execution stack looks like just after gets() returns Next, the checkPassword() function executes the string comparison, and compares whatever the attacker put into the pass buffer with opensesame.