Lecture

Software security - Memory safety

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Description

This lecture covers the basics of software security, focusing on memory safety, including temporal errors and spatial errors. It discusses the importance of software security, the consequences of memory safety issues, and mitigation strategies against code execution attacks such as uncontrolled format string vulnerabilities.

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