Fedora Linux 45 could come with Shadow Stack enabled by default. If your hardware supports this, you will get extra protection from ROP attacks.
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Fedora 45 could use Shadow Stack in x86_64 programs to help prevent return-oriented programming attacks, making systems more secure.
Paul Hill
Neowin
@ziks_99 ·
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