Steven M. Christey wrote:
> In "Re: IE ActiveX 0day?" to Bugtraq on September 18, Alexander
> Sotirov asked:
>
>> What is your definition of memory corruption? How can a buffer
>> overflow not be a memory corruption error?
>
> The term "buffer overflow" continues to be too general for the variety
>
In "Re: IE ActiveX 0day?" to Bugtraq on September 18, Alexander
Sotirov asked:
>What is your definition of memory corruption? How can a buffer
>overflow not be a memory corruption error?
The term "buffer overflow" continues to be too general for the variety
of issues out there. Array index/offs
