war### [at] tagpovrayorg news:4111f2aa@news.povray.org

>   We are currently living in the year 2004, not 1980. We have have at
>   least 
> 30 years of experience about buffer overflow exploits. And still
> people out there are writing code where buffer overflows are possible.
>   And these people seriously think they know how to code. Yeah.

Indeed... I dont understand how it is possible accessing memory of other 
process by pointer mistake (imho OS should disallow this) or writting any 
code-pages, even own...

Perhaps grSecurity / SeLinux prevent that bug from corrupting code and make  
it almost useless?



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