prevention and mitigation of integer overflow vulnerabilities
Prevention and mitigation of integer overflow vulnerabilities refers to the actions taken to avoid or reduce the chances of integer overflow bugs from occurring in software code. This involves implementing measures and techniques that identify and address potential issues where an integer value exceeds its maximum limit, which can lead to unexpected and potentially harmful consequences in a program.
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