control-flow integrity in llvm
Control-flow integrity in LLVM refers to a security mechanism that ensures the control flow of a program (e.g., function calls, jumps, loops) follows an expected pattern. It protects against code tampering and prevents malicious attacks by verifying that program execution stays within the intended control flow paths.
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