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c2CFG is an innovative tool designed to assist
programmers in
understanding the control flow
structure of C code. Named after
its primary function,
which is to convert C code into its
corresponding
Control Flow Graph (CFG).
The "Memory Model of Linux" refers to how the Linux operating system manages and utilizes memory within a computer system. It includes mechanisms for memory allocation, deallocation, and protection, as well as how the kernel and user-space applications interact with the system's memory.
A race condition vulnerability is a type of software flaw that occurs when the behavior of a program depends on the sequence or timing of uncontrollable events. In essence, it arises when the correctness of a program depends not only on the order of execution of its instructions but also on the timing of those executions.