return-oriented polymorphism
Return-oriented polymorphism refers to a technique used in computer security to prevent prediction and detection of malicious code. It involves manipulating the return addresses in a program's execution stack in a random and unpredictable manner to confuse attackers and make it challenging for them to exploit vulnerabilities in the code.
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