Published: December 01, 2016
Citation: IT Professional vol. 18, no. 6, (November/December 2016) pp. 58-61
Author(s)
Paul Black (NIST), Irena Bojanova (NIST)
With the C programming language comes buffer overflows. Because it is unlikely that the use of C will stop any time soon, the authors present some ways to deal with buffer overflows—both how to detect and prevent them.
With the C programming language comes buffer overflows. Because it is unlikely that the use of C will stop any time soon, the authors present some ways to deal with buffer overflows—both how to detect and prevent them.
Keywords
cybersecurity; buffer overflows
Control Families
None selected