Re: Understanding Linux addr space, malloc, and heap

"Vincent W. Freeh" <[email protected]> writes:

> The point of the code is to show that one can protect malloc code.

You "can" do many things.  But that does not mean that you always get any
sensible behaviour.

Andreas.

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