return-oriented programming (rop) prevention
Return-oriented programming (ROP) prevention refers to the implementation of techniques and practices that defend against attacks that exploit return-oriented programming. These techniques aim to detect and stop the manipulation of a program's control flow by preventing the combination of gadgets (small pieces of code) in the memory to form malicious sequences that can compromise the security of systems.
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