The memory is still owned by the electron process, so ASLR is not involved here. Also in case of OOB, you still land into the electron process. VIRT is not a g

The memory is still owned by the electron process, so ASLR is not involved here. Also in case of OOB, you still land into the electron process. VIRT is not a good measure of actual memory usage because it includes shared pages like file cache and libraries, RES is better. Shameless plug: I developed a tool that try to compute a better value for memory usage: https://github.com/tatref/linux-mem https://github.com/tatref/linux-mem