branch target injection protection
Branch target injection protection is a method used to safeguard against a type of cyber attack called branch target injection, which involves manipulating the predicted execution path of a computer program. It involves implementing measures to detect and prevent unauthorized changes to the target address of program branches, ensuring the program executes as intended and minimizing the risk of malicious code execution.
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