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Depends. If it's some random spot in the memory space, it gets an access violation and the kernel kills it. Otherwise, if it's still a "valid" memory address,
by cnlohr 4y ago
Depends. If it's some random spot in the memory space, it gets an access violation and the kernel kills it. Otherwise, if it's still a "valid" memory address, it's allowed to access it. Even if it's say, within kernel space.