Readit NewsThere are two buffers and one size -- the amount of memory to copy.
There should be PORT_Memcpy2(pDest, destSize, pSource, numBytesToCopy) (or whatever you want to call it) which at least prompts the programmer to account for the size destination buffer.
Then flag all calls to PORT_Memcpy and at least make a dev look at it. (Same for the various similar functions like strcpy, etc.)
PORT_Memcpy2(cx->u.buffer, sigLen, sig->data, sigLen);Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Yes (depends on location but would prefer remote option)
Technologies: Swift, SwiftUI, Objective-C, C, Python
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Anyone know which iOS browsers give you the freedom to do this?
> Xamalicious is a new Android backdoor that was found to be hiding in 14 malicious apps on the Google Play Store by the cybersecurity firm McAfee.