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Yes, but your claim is that applications can still have arbitrary execution vulnerabilities only on operating systems that allow dynamic executable code. I am
by boomlinde 1mo ago
Yes, but your claim is that applications can still have arbitrary execution vulnerabilities only on operating systems that allow dynamic executable code.
I am refuting that statement by showing that not allowing dynamic executable code is not enough. It is irrelevant to that end that you can mitigate ROP by other means.