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John Regehr
memory tagging should be a game changer for C and C++; get with the program, and !!
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Kristopher Micinski 19. ruj
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I don't know anything about this stuff really, is there a good primer that's readable?
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John Regehr 19. ruj
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I think easiest is to find a video of a Kostya talk
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Brendan Dolan-Gavitt 20. ruj
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We cannot allow a memory tagging gap with the Russians! (Modern Elbrus has it too)
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Gok 19. ruj
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I'm going to be that jerkface and predict that MTE won't do all that much. It's a pretty weak mitigation that requires a lot of work to adopt.
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The Doge Mocenigo 19. ruj
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It is not (only) a (weak) mitigation - it is a tool to discover bugs and vulnerabilities in the field. Testing - including smart fuzzing - does not find all memory access defects. But if MTE information is collected IN THE FIELD you find these defects and with absolute precision
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nick c 1. pro
Odgovor korisniku/ci @johnregehr @intel @Apple
I’ve got more hope for RISC-V
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kiniry 20. ruj
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Leandro Pereira 20. ruj
Odgovor korisniku/ci @johnregehr @intel i 2 ostali
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