> indexing the array you can have unrestricted read/write access to a large section of memory.
but won't the memory protection (write xor execute) stop the function pointer from jumping to the array body (since that's write memory)? Meh, i guess in actual practise, it's much more complicated than that...
but won't the memory protection (write xor execute) stop the function pointer from jumping to the array body (since that's write memory)? Meh, i guess in actual practise, it's much more complicated than that...