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Andrey KarpovWhy it is bad idea to check result of malloc call with assertThe pointer returned by malloc needs to be checked before use. Using the assert macro to check the pointer would be wrong. In this article…Feb 201
InInfoSec Write-upsby+Ch0pin🕷️The toddler’s introduction to Heap exploitation — Overflows(Part 3)In the previous parts (1, 2) we discussed about the heap structure and we tried to simplify these concepts using a real life example. You…Mar 23, 20221
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