memory corruption exploits
Memory corruption exploits refer to vulnerabilities in computer systems where an attacker manipulates or alters the contents of a computer's memory in order to compromise its security. This involves unauthorized modifications or overflows of memory areas, which can lead to the execution of malicious code, resulting in the exploitation of a system and potential unauthorized access or control.
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