SoK: Eternal War in Memory¶
Szekeres. (2013). SoK: Eternal War in Memory. 2013 IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy.
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- Segmentation Fault
- Memory-safe languages and hardening mechanisms aim to prevent or contain the invalid references that lead to faults, while non-executable mappings, guard pages, address-space layout randomization, and protection keys change which corrupt operations complete
This sourceSzekeres et al. systematise memory-corruption defenses — type-safe languages, non-executable data and W⊕X, ASLR, and canary schemes — classifying each 'by the particular phase of exploit they try to inhibit'; the survey predates hardware protection keys, which are documented in the Intel architecture manuals instead.
- Memory-safe languages and hardening mechanisms aim to prevent or contain the invalid references that lead to faults, while non-executable mappings, guard pages, address-space layout randomization, and protection keys change which corrupt operations complete
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