Memory vulnerabilities and bugs become one of the most severe problem in today's system security.Due to the low-level languages' unsound memory control and protection, an increasing number of memory vulnerabilities exist over years.Researchers and practitioners propose many defense mechanisms, trying to overcome the shortcomings of the current memory protection model.We provide a survey on these mechanisms and compare them against each other. We discuss the strengths and weaknesses of each approach.We also show why most of these methods are not adopted by today's commodity operating systems, and offer suggestions on how to find a sweet spot between usability and security
Memory error exploitations have been around for over 25 years and still rank among the top 3 most da...
Run-time attacks have plagued computer systems for more than three decades, with control-flow hijack...
Memory error exploitations have been around for over 25 years and still rank among the top 3 most da...
Software vulnerabilities widely exist among various software from operating system kernel to web bro...
Memory corruption bugs in software written in low-level languages like C or C++ are one of the oldes...
The chapter introduces and describes representative defense mechanisms to protect from both basic an...
The complexity of computer programs has been increasing for multiple decades. As a result, the numbe...
Exploitation of memory-corruption vulnerabilities in widely-used software has been a threat for over...
The most common cyber-attack vector is exploit of software vulnerability. Despite much efforts towar...
The security of computer systems depends in a fundamental way on the validity of assumptions made by...
One of the most prevalent, ancient and devastating vulnerabilities which is increasing rapidly is Me...
Obtaining secure systems software is notoriously hard. One reason is the continuing use of unsafe la...
Exploitation of memory-corruption vulnerabilities in widely-used software has been a threat for over...
One of the most prevalent, ancient and devastating vulnerabilities which is increasing rapidly is Me...
Memory corruption bugs continue to plague lowlevel systems software, generally written in unsafe pro...
Memory error exploitations have been around for over 25 years and still rank among the top 3 most da...
Run-time attacks have plagued computer systems for more than three decades, with control-flow hijack...
Memory error exploitations have been around for over 25 years and still rank among the top 3 most da...
Software vulnerabilities widely exist among various software from operating system kernel to web bro...
Memory corruption bugs in software written in low-level languages like C or C++ are one of the oldes...
The chapter introduces and describes representative defense mechanisms to protect from both basic an...
The complexity of computer programs has been increasing for multiple decades. As a result, the numbe...
Exploitation of memory-corruption vulnerabilities in widely-used software has been a threat for over...
The most common cyber-attack vector is exploit of software vulnerability. Despite much efforts towar...
The security of computer systems depends in a fundamental way on the validity of assumptions made by...
One of the most prevalent, ancient and devastating vulnerabilities which is increasing rapidly is Me...
Obtaining secure systems software is notoriously hard. One reason is the continuing use of unsafe la...
Exploitation of memory-corruption vulnerabilities in widely-used software has been a threat for over...
One of the most prevalent, ancient and devastating vulnerabilities which is increasing rapidly is Me...
Memory corruption bugs continue to plague lowlevel systems software, generally written in unsafe pro...
Memory error exploitations have been around for over 25 years and still rank among the top 3 most da...
Run-time attacks have plagued computer systems for more than three decades, with control-flow hijack...
Memory error exploitations have been around for over 25 years and still rank among the top 3 most da...