Yeah, but the memory shouldn't be readable, so it's harder to find the random location to jump to. There's a bit of circular discussion, where Theo/Open BSD de

Yeah, but the memory shouldn't be readable, so it's harder to find the random location to jump to. There's a bit of circular discussion, where Theo/Open BSD devs say they're introducing feature F to reduce an exploit, and people criticize it as being irrelevant because you can do other exploits, but they've already implemented A,B,C,D and E to handle those, and for each of those individual features there's a list of exploits that get around them, but maybe not if all are implemented. A more rigorous analysis of the security environment as a whole would be useful.