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Subject: Re: OpenBSD: viable ROP-free roadmap for i386/armv8/riscv64/alpha
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Oliver Kennedy <oliver.kennedy66@gmail.com> wrote:

> RETGUARD provides up to 4096 cookies per DSO, per-function, but
> limited to avoid excessive bloat. It is difficult to do on
> architectures with very few registers. Code was only written for
> clang, there is no gcc codebase doing it. clang code for some
> architectures was never written (riscv64).
> 
> https://www.osnews.com/story/137236/openbsd-viable-rop-free-roadmap-for-i386-armv8-riscv64-alpha-sparc64/


I checked it out on Undeadly, interesting and my compliments.

-- Daniele B.