control-flow integrity implementation
Control-flow integrity (CFI) implementation is a technique used in computer security to safeguard the integrity of a program's execution flow. It involves adding security mechanisms to the software that ensure all legitimate control transfers are valid and untampered with, preventing any unauthorized changes or code injections that could lead to exploits or malicious activities.
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