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| John Richard Moser said: |
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|>JHolder wrote: |
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|>| John Richard Moser said: |
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|>|>It's no secret that -fstack-protector-all breaks some programs that |
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|>|>- -fstack-protector doesn't (i.e. Firefox, Thunderbird, Mozilla). In |
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|>| Just out of curiousity, does anyone know if using libsafe |
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|>| (http://www.research.avayalabs.com/project/libsafe/) would tend to break |
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|>| programs? |
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|>According to http://www.trl.ibm.com/projects/security/ssp/node5.html , |
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|>libsafe has greater overhead. |
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| Good answer. Embarrassingly enough, your answer sounds like you spent 30 |
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| seconds with google. Something, which by all rights I should have done |
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| myself. But as I am supposed to be working right now ;-) I appreciate |
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| your time for doing the research on my odd musings. |
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I came accross this stuff a while back, I had 'em on hand. |
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Found 'em with google after 4 or 5 searches trying to determine how the |
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heck old SSP was. |
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