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BASICS: Binary Analysis and Stack Integrity Checker System for Buffer Overflow Mitigation
Linux-based systems rely on large ecosystems of packaged binaries, many of which are implemented in C/C++. While these languages provide low-level memory control and high performance, they are also highly susceptible to memory-safety vulnerabilities, particularly buffer overflows (BOs). Traditional
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