control-flow diversification
Control-flow diversification refers to the practice of deliberately varying the sequence or order in which instructions or commands are executed within a program, with the aim of making it harder for attackers to predict and exploit specific vulnerabilities or weaknesses. It involves introducing unpredictable changes to the control flow of a program, resulting in multiple execution paths.
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