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There are good reasons for that history which are still relevant today. We have decades of history of memory corruption bugs that were initially thought to onl
by bigfatkitten 8mo ago
There are good reasons for that history which are still relevant today.
We have decades of history of memory corruption bugs that were initially thought to only result in a DoS, that with a little bit of work on the part of exploit developers have turned into reliable RCE.
- staticassertion 8mo agoI don't believe that's the history here but I could be wrong. The history is that CIA encompasses availability, which it shouldn't. Regardless, I don't think it matters. If you truly believe your DoS may be a likely privesc etc, label it as those. The system accounts for this. The insanely vast majority of DoS are blatantly not primitives for other exploits.