Hi,

Some other fun ways might include stack overflow (write an infinitely recursive function), consuming all available memory (infinite loop that mallocs), dereferencing a pointer that's uninitialized and copying over the return address on the stack. You can probably trigger an NX failure by trying to use an address you've malloc'd as a function pointer too, if your CPU supports it...

Yes, I have done all of these by accident at some point.

Jonathan
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