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That's completely the wrong way to explain a stack overflow to board level. Try this: A "stack overflow" is a common programming error that can lead to a secur
by alextingle 13y ago
That's completely the wrong way to explain a stack overflow to board level. Try this:
A "stack overflow" is a common programming error that can lead to a security compromise. While vendors have made their products more resilient to this problem in recent years, it remains a major risk, especially for systems connected to the Internet.
- einhverfr 13y agoBoard level is different. I was talking about history student level. Board members don't care what a stack overflow is. They want to know how it affects them. My comment was about the history student who asks "what is this? I read it in an error message."