compiler mitigations against rop attacks
Compiler mitigations against ROP (Return-Oriented Programming) attacks refer to protective measures implemented by compilers to prevent the exploitation of code vulnerable to ROP attacks. These mitigations involve various techniques such as stack canaries, address space layout randomization (ASLR), control flow integrity (CFI), and code diversification, which make it harder for attackers to manipulate the return addresses and execute malicious code.
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