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"Massive security hole" needs to be added to that list of problems :)

• tptacek 17y ago
  On the other hand, it's easy to audit for: "links to NeverSayDie: failure."
• ars 17y ago
  Why is that a security hole? I suppose it might make it harder to detect an existing one, but it doesn't add a security hole in it's own right.
  • humbledrone 17y ago
    According to POSIX, after a SIGSEGV, the state of the program is undefined. This is the reason that a SIGSEGV usually causes an immediate abort. Allowing a program to execute when its state is undefined is a huge security hole.
• tenderlove 17y ago
  Done: http://github.com/tenderlove/neversaydie/commit/b686cf5ebc084b960365e7cf63ddbf1351ad1053 http://github.com/tenderlove/neversaydie/commit/b686cf5ebc08...
• deleted 17y ago
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