memory corruption mitigation techniques
Memory corruption mitigation techniques refer to a set of strategies and measures aimed at reducing the likelihood and impact of memory errors or vulnerabilities in computer systems. These techniques include various software and hardware mechanisms implemented to detect, prevent, or limit the exploitability of memory corruptions, such as buffer overflows or pointer vulnerabilities. The goal is to enhance system security and reliability by mitigating the risks associated with memory-related attacks or software bugs.
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Related Concepts (11)
- address space layout randomization (aslr)
- buffer overflow protection
- compiler-based security measures
- control flow integrity (cfi)
- data execution prevention (dep)
- integer overflow protection
- kernel exploitation
- return-oriented programming (rop) prevention
- safe memory management techniques
- stack canaries
- use of secure coding practices
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