In the last while, a couple of people in OpenBSD have
been putting some buffer overflow "solutions" into our
source tree; under my continual prodding. I thought I
would summarize some of these and how they fit together,
since what I have seen written up so far has been
wildly inaccurate. (Bad reporter, no cookie).
These are, in short form:
1) PROT_* purity
2) W^X
3) .rodata
4) propolice
...
I like the idea of turning off execute permission on the stack pages.
PEK
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