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Address space randomization in 2.6

Address space randomization in 2.6

Posted Feb 10, 2005 6:21 UTC (Thu) by aarchiba (guest, #27728)
Parent article: Address space randomization in 2.6

Not to sound like djb, but:

A program that allows stack-smashing really has a security hole, and needs to be fixed. Making exploits more cumbersome may be more of an obstacle to white hats trying to prove that a hole is really a hole then to black hats trying to break in. Now if the randomization code caused buggy programs to *crash* then I'd go for it...


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