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by saagarjha
2722 days ago
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Self modifying code is not a security issue in and of itself, but it requires memory that is writable and executable (though, not necessarily at the same time). This is usually a bad idea because it makes arbitrary code execution much easier if your code has unrelated bugs in it, because it provides attackers a place to write shellcode and get it to run. |
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