On 23.07.2009, at 11:52, Graham Cox wrote:
BTW, watch out for a potential buffer overflow in getString(...), this is the sort of thing viruses readily exploit.
OK, thanks, though I'd like to ask, if it's not a big offtopic, how viruses can exploit my internal function? I can it understand, when viruses send something illegal to a webserver, which has flaws in the request processing routine, but in my case it's an internal function, which, of course, should check the buffer size, but how it could be accessible for a virus?
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