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Support WebCast: Compiler Security Checks: The /GS Compiler Switch

Article ID: 325483

Article Last Modified on 8/9/2004

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• Microsoft Visual C++ .NET 2002 Standard Edition

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Session Summary

Microsoft Visual C++ .NET introduces a new technology to lower the risk of buffer overrun exploits. During this presentation, the team behind the creation and promotion of the /GS switch will provide the details about how it works. The discussion will include information about how to use the compiler injected security checks and what things to specifically avoid. The presenters will address common misconceptions and tell you exactly what the security checks can and cannot do.

This is a Level 200 session that was recorded February 18, 2002 and presented by Brandon Bray. Brandon Bray is a Program Manager for the Visual C++ Compiler team. He specializes in advanced language design and compiling for high performance architectures.

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