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by landr0id
64 days ago
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It's not something to over-index on, but it's not a strong protection measure. It simply raises the overall cost to attack and analyze a system. Take the PS5 for example. It has execute-only memory. Even if you find a bug, how do you exploit it if you can't read the executable text of your ROP/JOP target? |
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