compiler-based mitigations
Compiler-based mitigations refer to security techniques or features that are implemented at the compiler level to protect software applications against various types of vulnerabilities and exploits. These mitigations aim to automatically detect, prevent, or mitigate potential security threats during the compilation process, making the resulting executable code more secure and less susceptible to attacks.
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