instruction pointer authorization
Instruction pointer authorization refers to the process of controlling and granting permissions to a specific location within the program code that determines the next instruction to be executed. It involves granting access to the instruction pointer, which ensures that only authorized entities or processes can modify the program flow, enhancing security and preventing unauthorized execution.
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