Re:*(char*)0 = 0; - What Does the C++ Programmer Intend with...
by pjmlp on Wednesday October 18, 2023 @02:59AM
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Example, C++/CLI, if certain code patterns are used the code is no longer considered safe from MSIL verifier point of view.
C and C++ targeting WASM, despite all the security message of how great it is, memory locations inside of the same linear memory segment can still be corrupted, thus providing a way to influence the overall execution logic inside of the sandbox.
C and C++ targeting WASM, despite all the security message of how great it is, memory locations inside of the same linear memory segment can still be corrupted, thus providing a way to influence the overall execution logic inside of the sandbox.