Following the release of the Linux Kernel 4.12, which for the first time brings the KASLR feature enabled by default, and almost simultaneously the announcement of a feature called KARL in OpenBSD, I found it interesting to clarify the differences between these security techniques, since I think that the combination of both will be very important in the future of system security as they will prevent exploiting vulnerabilities related to memory corruption (buffer-overflow).
Search
Categories
- Cloud Computing
- Collaboration and Teamwork
- Databases
- DevOps
- Entrepreneurship
- GNU/Linux
- Networking
- Portfolio
- Productivity
- Programming and Web Development
- R&D and Innovation
- Reflections
- Security
- SEO – Website Optimization
- Tech News
- Tips & Tricks
- Troubleshooting
- Uncategorized
- WPO – Website Optimization