binary hardening
Binary hardening refers to the process of securing software and system binaries by implementing various protective measures to prevent vulnerabilities, exploits, and unauthorized access. It involves techniques such as code obfuscation, stack and heap protections, control flow integrity, and checking for security flaws, making software more resilient against attacks and ensuring the overall system's security.
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