Buffer overflows are a leading type of security vulnerability. This paper explains what a buffer overflow is, how it can ...
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This article presents part II of a case study related to a company network server compromise. Lessons on designing and ...
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In a time where budgets are constrained and Internet threats are on the rise, it is important for organizations to ...
A buffer overflow occurs when a program or process tries to store more data in a temporary data storage area ...
