compiler-based security measures
Compiler-based security measures refer to security techniques that are implemented at the compilation stage of a computer program. These measures include built-in features or optimizations in the compiler, such as code analysis and transformation, to detect and prevent security vulnerabilities and protect the program against various types of attacks.
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