Re: Future of buffer overflows ?

["Bluefish (P.Magnusson)" <11a () GMX NET>]

> You might want to think about how dynamic linking fits into this world.
> (Hint: I think anytime you have dynamic linking, non-exec permissions
> can be bypassed.)

No, you're wrong. Perhaps todays implementations require it, but it is
*not* a fundamental requirement for dynamic linking. Basicly you'd write
the page/segment and then set it none-writeable. Simple confinement
principle. (may be tricky to code though - but most certainly possible)

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