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That’s just the first example. As the author of that series writes, most of the exploits are not due to memory corruption. Most are confused deputy attacks wher
by nmadden 6y ago
That’s just the first example. As the author of that series writes, most of the exploits are not due to memory corruption. Most are confused deputy attacks where privileged code can be tricked into performing dangerous operations.
- saagarjha 6y agoOh, I don't doubt it. I'm just saying that the particular example you linked wasn't that great.