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It depends on what mitigations are in place and the arrangement of the stack. Even with stack canaries, having an unfortunate value on the stack e.g. a function
by JohnLeitch 8mo ago
It depends on what mitigations are in place and the arrangement of the stack. Even with stack canaries, having an unfortunate value on the stack e.g. a function pointer can still be quite dangerous if it can be overwritten without hitting any of the stack canaries.