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Content Inside:OpenBSDPage 11.daisy:268 (Plakosh Daniel)OpenBSDDaniel Plakosh Software Engineeering Institute vita1]Copyright 2005 Pearson Education Inc.20050927The OpenBSD UNIX variant was designed with an additional emphasis on security. In particularOpenBSD adopted phkmalloc and adapted it to support guard pages and randomization.Development ContextDynamic memory managementTechnology ContextC++ C OpenBSDAttacksAttacker executes arbitrary code on machine with permissions of compromised process or changes thebehavior of the program.RiskStandard C dynamic memory management functions such as malloc() calloc() and free()ISO/IEC 99] are prone to programmer mistakes that can lead to vulnerabilities resulting from bufferoverflow in the heap writing to already freed memory and freeing the same memory multiple times(e.g. doublefree vulnerabilities).DescriptionThe OpenBSD UNIX variant was designed with an additional emphasis on security. OpenBSD adoptedphkmalloc and adapted it to support guard pages and randomization. Table 1 shows some of theadditional security options added for the OpenBSD version of phkmalloc. The default options are AJ.Table 1. OpenBSD additional phkmalloc optionsFlagDescriptionFFreeguard. Enable use after free protection.Unused pages on the freelist are read and writeprotected to cause a segmentation fault uponaccess.GGuard. Enable guard pages and chunkOpenBSD1ID: 269 | Version: 5 | Date: 3/21/06 5:37:16 PMPage 2randomization. Each page size or larger allocationis followed by a guard page that will cause asegmentation fault upon any access. Smaller thanpagesize chunks are returned in a random order.ReferencesISO/IEC 99]ISO/IEC. ISO/IEC 9899 Second edition19991201 Programming Languages C.International Organization for Standardization1999.Pearson Education Inc. CopyrightThis material is excerpted from Secure Coding in C and C++ by Robert C. Seacord copyright 2006by Pearson Education Inc. published as a CERTbook in the SEI Series in Software Engineering. Allrights re ...
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