control-flow hijacking detection
Control-flow hijacking detection is the process of identifying and preventing unauthorized changes to the normal execution flow of a software program, typically through techniques such as code analysis, static and dynamic analysis, and runtime monitoring. This helps to protect against exploits that attempt to hijack control flow to execute malicious code and can help improve the overall security of a system.
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