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• Buffer overflow
  In [[Computer|computers]] and [[computer security]], a '''buffer overflow''' occurs when more data is written to a memory buffer than can fit into th ...success. Researchers in [[Computer security]] have attempted to solve the buffer overflow attack problem both in software and in hardware. The best way to ensure tha
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• Buffer overflow attack
  #REDIRECT [[buffer overflow]]
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• Buffer overflow/Approval
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• Buffer overflow/Definition
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• Buffer overflow/Related Articles
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• Buffer overflow/External Links
  ...rding buffer overflows, including some demos of several different types of buffer overflow attacks.
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• Buffer overflow/External Links
  ...rding buffer overflows, including some demos of several different types of buffer overflow attacks.
  519 bytes (80 words) - 23:54, 29 June 2009
• Buffer overflow attack
  #REDIRECT [[buffer overflow]]
  29 bytes (3 words) - 14:38, 11 April 2007
• Strlcpy
  ...destination buffer, while assuring that the destination buffer does not [[buffer overflow|overflow]]. The purpose of strlcat() is to perform string concatenation on
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• Canary value
  ...ry values modify a program's [[stack frame]] to detect---but not prevent---buffer overflow attacks, imposing a worst case behavior for the system under attack. Notab * [[buffer overflow attack]]
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• C (programming language)/Related Articles
  {{rpl|Buffer overflow}}
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• Strlcpy/Related Articles
  {{r|Buffer overflow}}
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• Canary value/Related Articles
  {{r|Buffer overflow}}
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• Hewlett-Packard/Related Articles
  {{r|Buffer overflow}}
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• Stack/Related Articles
  {{r|Buffer overflow}}
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• Computer security/Related Articles
  {{r|Buffer overflow}}
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• Stack frame/Related Articles
  {{r|Buffer overflow}}
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• Buffer overflow
  In [[Computer|computers]] and [[computer security]], a '''buffer overflow''' occurs when more data is written to a memory buffer than can fit into th ...success. Researchers in [[Computer security]] have attempted to solve the buffer overflow attack problem both in software and in hardware. The best way to ensure tha
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• Source code/Related Articles
  {{r|Buffer overflow}}
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• Compiler/Related Articles
  {{r|Buffer overflow}}
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• Computer/Related Articles
  {{r|Buffer overflow}}
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• Stack frame
  ...e use of [[canary value|canary values]] to thwart [[buffer overflow attack|buffer overflow attacks]]. A stack smashing attack is a special case of a [[buffer overflow attack]]. Stack smashing attacks take advantage of the stack frame by assu
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• Virus (computers)
  ...security checks by breaking out of normal limits with techniques such as [[buffer overflow]]s.
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• TUX web server
  ...built directly into the kernel is very dangerous. A common bug such as a [[buffer overflow]] within TUX could give an attacker full remote [[superuser]] control over
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• Computer simulation
  ...emory alterations and instruction counts. This technique can also detect [[buffer overflow]] and similar "hard to detect" errors as well as produce performance inform
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• Jet Set Willy
  The problem was actually a [[buffer overflow]] caused by one of the creatures in ''The Attic''. The creature, which was
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