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November 2nd, 2001, 07:37 PM
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C, C++ and buffer overflows...
Hi all,
I need some enlightenment on buffer overflows; I know the concept and principles that make em "work", but I've never seen an actual extract of code that would be vulnerable...
1- Can anyone post a short example (in C)
2- I was wondering, from what I understand, does it mean that if you use C++ with the string class instead of char arrays (null terminated string) you are safe from buffer overflows (besides other incorrect arrays or pointer handling)?
Thanx
Ammo
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