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On 8/3/07, Shaochun Wang <scwang@××××××.cn> wrote: |
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> Every time I execute the same program, its stack starts at a different |
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> address. After some studying, I know it is caused by stack randomization |
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> in kernel. Although stack randomization impedes stack buffer overflow, |
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> it introduces some nondeterminism. |
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> Does anyone know how to disable it? |
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I'm afraid I can't help, but I'm curious: what are the behaviors that |
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the randomization is causing? Not criticizing, just interested. |
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Ryan W Sims |
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