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Return address protection (RAD)
2
Repair of control-hijacking attacks (DIRA)
3
Array bounds checking using segmentation hardware (CASH)
4
Detecting integer overflows (DIVINE)
5
Dynamic Information Flow Tracking (GDIF)
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GNU C Compiler Internals
Return address protection (RAD)
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Repair of control-hijacking attacks (DIRA)
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Dira
Array bounds checking using segmentation hardware (CASH)
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Cash
Detecting integer overflows (DIVINE)
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Divine
Dynamic Information Flow Tracking (GDIF)
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Gdif
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