rop (return-oriented programming) attacks
"ROP (return-oriented programming) attacks" are a type of cyber attack where an attacker takes advantage of existing code snippets or "gadgets" in a program's memory to hijack its control flow and execute malicious actions. By chaining together these gadgets, the attacker manipulates the program's execution without injecting any new code, thus bypassing various security mechanisms.
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