Memory safety vulnerabilities pose a substantial and pressing threat to embedded software deployed across critical infrastructure, the automotive industry, medical devices, and more. Malicious actors can exploit these vulnerabilities to execute arbitrary code, compromise sensitive data, or cause system crashes. When we think about these attacks in the context of the energy grid, defense systems, and transportation, it’s clear that it’s time to address the memory safety crisis once and for all.
This guide is designed to empower software developers, product managers, and security professionals with the knowledge and tools needed to address memory safety vulnerabilities within new software being developed and within legacy systems.
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