return-oriented programming (rop) mitigation

Return-oriented programming (ROP) mitigation refers to techniques and measures adopted to protect computer systems and software applications from potential attacks that utilize return-oriented programming. ROP is a sophisticated technique used by attackers to exploit vulnerabilities by stringing together small pieces of code in a system's memory, without injecting new code. Mitigation strategies aim to detect and prevent ROP attacks by implementing security measures such as code randomization, control flow integrity checks, and data execution prevention, making it more difficult for attackers to manipulate the system's memory and execute malicious actions.

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