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- PaX abstract "PaX is a patch for the Linux kernel that implements least privilege protections for memory pages. The least-privilege approach allows computer programs to do only what they have to do in order to be able to execute properly, and nothing more. PaX was first released in 2000.PaX flags data memory as non-executable, program memory as non-writable and randomly arranges the program memory. This effectively prevents many security exploits, such as some kinds of buffer overflows. The former prevents direct code execution absolutely, while the latter makes so-called return-to-libc (ret2libc) attacks difficult to exploit, relying on luck to succeed, but doesn't prevent variables and pointers overwriting.PaX is maintained by The PaX Team, whose principal coder is anonymous.".
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- PaX wikiPageExternalLink index.html.
- PaX wikiPageExternalLink 001619.html.
- PaX wikiPageExternalLink Trampolines.html.
- PaX wikiPageExternalLink frame.htm.
- PaX wikiPageExternalLink paxomatic.c.
- PaX wikiPageExternalLink pax.grsecurity.net.
- PaX wikiPageExternalLink docs.
- PaX wikiPageExternalLink aslr.txt.
- PaX wikiPageExternalLink pax-future.txt.
- PaX wikiPageExternalLink pax.txt.
- PaX wikiPageExternalLink USNAnalysis.
- PaX wikiPageID "657117".
- PaX wikiPageRevisionID "603142807".
- PaX hasPhotoCollection PaX.
- PaX subject Category:Linux_security_software.
- PaX subject Category:Operating_system_security.
- PaX subject Category:Third-party_Linux_kernel_modules.
- PaX comment "PaX is a patch for the Linux kernel that implements least privilege protections for memory pages. The least-privilege approach allows computer programs to do only what they have to do in order to be able to execute properly, and nothing more. PaX was first released in 2000.PaX flags data memory as non-executable, program memory as non-writable and randomly arranges the program memory. This effectively prevents many security exploits, such as some kinds of buffer overflows.".
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- PaX sameAs PaX.
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- PaX sameAs m.0308ff.
- PaX sameAs Q2044961.
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- PaX wasDerivedFrom PaX?oldid=603142807.
- PaX depiction Pax_tux.png.
- PaX isPrimaryTopicOf PaX.
