Track down use-after-free, double-free, and buffer overrun bugs by reasoning about object lifetimes and ownership.
## CONTEXT Memory corruption bugs are uniquely dangerous because the crash often happens far from the actual error, the symptoms are erratic, and they are frequently exploitable security vulnerabilities. A use-after-free reads or writes memory that was already released and possibly reused, so the corruption depends on…
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