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Minemu: protecting buggy programs from memory corruption attacks
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Erik Bosman
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feb Sat 04
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Dynamic taint analysis is a powerful technique to detect memory corruption attacks. Yet with typical overheads of an order of magnitude, it is not something you would choose to deploy in any production environment. Minemu is a fast taint-tracking emulator for Linux which aims to be fast enough to be run on production systems.
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