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Sure, but i was talking about an individual process. If you don't know what state it's in, you simply can't trust it to run anymore. That's all.
by buttercraft 2y ago
Sure, but i was talking about an individual process. If you don't know what state it's in, you simply can't trust it to run anymore. That's all.
- ndriscoll 2y agoExcept you usually can because the state isn't completely unknown. You might not expect some field in a structure to be null, but you still know for example that there's no way for one request to have a reference to another, so you just abort the one request and continue.
- buttercraft 2y agoNo, if you have been compromised, you cannot make these assumptions.