runtime code integrity measures
Runtime code integrity measures refer to security mechanisms and techniques implemented during the execution of software, aiming to ensure that the code remains unchanged and uncorrupted to prevent unauthorized modifications or tampering. These measures include various checks and protections, such as cryptographic hash functions, digital signatures, memory protections, and code execution monitoring, which help maintain the integrity and trustworthiness of code at runtime.
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