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Cling: A Memory Allocator to Mitigate Dangling Pointers
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Use-after-free vulnerabilities exploiting so-called dangling pointers to deallocated objects are just as dangerous as buffer overflows: they may enable arbitrary code execution. Unfortunately, state-of-the-art defenses against use-after-free vulnerabilities require compiler support, pervasive source code modifications, or incur high performance overheads. This paper presents and evaluates Cling, a memory allocator designed to thwart these attacks at runtime. Cling utilizes more address space, a plentiful resource on modern machines, to prevent type unsafe address space reuse among objects of different types.
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- Developer: Ubisoft Montreal
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- Genre: Action Adventure
- Release Date: Nov 17, 2009
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The New York Times has an interesting profile of the 29-story Cleveland Trust Tower, located in, uh, Cleveland. Built in 1971, it's the only skyscraper ever ...
The New York Times has an interesting profile of the 29-story Cleveland Trust Tower, located in, uh, Cleveland.
Built in 1971, it's the only skyscraper ever constructed by Marcel Breuer, one of the fathers of modern architecture. It's been abandoned since the late 1980s. The layout is cramped, and the porthole windows are dated and provide poor insulation.
Cuyahoga County bought the skyscraper in 2005 (along with five adjacent buildings, for a total cost of only $21.7 million).
Now the county wants to tear it down. Two of the three county commissioners voted to raze the tower and build in its place a mid-rise county government building.
But the county's proposal has sparked an outcry among preservationists, according to the Times:
"It's like saying it would be O.K. to lose some of the paintings that Picasso did that weren't his best work," said Louis R. Pounders, a Memphis architect and member of the design committee for the American Institute of Architects. "Anything that's done by someone of Breuer's stature has merit on its own."
Preserving modern buildings is a tricky business, as my colleague Chris Swope has written about in Governing and on the 13th Floor. Sure, you want to preserve structures that are noteworthy or architecturally significant, but it can be hard when they're so ugly dated aesthetically challenging.
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The Last Of The Great Underdogs
Blog: KK Hockey By George Malik
02/17/07 at 12:06 PM ET | Comments (0)
from Roy MacGregor of the Globe and Mail:
They have made movies of the life of Rocket Richard and of the 1972 Summit Series, but there may be no richer material for a hockey drama than what took place in Toronto and Montreal that improbable spring of 40 years ago.
It was Centennial Year, and the Maple Leafs and the Canadiens — the sole Canadian franchises in the National Hockey League — were playing the national game for the most revered Canadian trophy, the Stanley Cup.
The powerful Canadiens — two-time defending champions, the bleu, blanc et rouge of Jean Béliveau, Henri Richard, Yvan Cournoyer — were hoping to display the prized Cup at Expo 67, which had opened only five days earlier in Montreal.
The '67 Leafs — now all in their 60s, 70s and 80s — somehow denied Montreal that glory and, Saturday, will themselves be honoured at the Air Canada Centre as the '07 Leafs take on the Edmonton Oilers.
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Gretzky Off The Stage
02/17/07 at 12:00 PM ET | Comments (0)
from Damien Cox of the Toronto Star,
Wayne Gretzky is one weary hockey saviour.
He sits quietly in the corner of Big City Bagels and Deli, partially hidden behind a large yellow garbage container, enjoying the bracing effects of a large cardboard cup of coffee less than 12 hours after he and his Phoenix Coyotes have absorbed another loss, their 33rd in 58 games.
Tough sledding, this is.
For the first time since the brief period between his retirement as a player and his re-emergence as a powerful figure in Canadian Olympic circles, Gretzky seems slightly off-stage this season, less associated with hockey glory.
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Crackdown On Physicality
02/17/07 at 11:52 AM ET | Comments (0)
from the Edmonton Sun,
Goalies are tired of being treated like tackling dummies and D-men are tired of being handcuffed by nancy boy rules that won't let them do anything about it.
"Guys are a lot braver now when it comes to standing in front of the net," said Vancouver's Rory Fitzpatrick.
"Before, you could get four good crosschecks in before the referee even gave you a warning. Now, with the new rules ..."
You can barely touch a guy. Some referees have taken the crackdown on obstruction to mean a crackdown on physicality, turning what used to be the toughest real estate in the rink into a picnic ground.
much more NHL stuff….
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Jovo Done?
Blog: KK Hockey By George Malik
02/17/07 at 11:33 AM ET | Comments (0)
from the Arizona Republic:
Coyotes General Manager Mike Barnett said Friday that the groin injury that is bothering defenseman Ed Jovanovski is similar to the abdominal muscle injury that center Patrick Fischer had surgically repaired on Wednesday.
Barnett said, however, the jury is still out on whether the team would shut down Jovanovski for the season.
"It's going to require further discussion with our doctors and Ed himself, who has now brought his agent into the discussion," Barnett said. "I can't tell you we'll have an answer immediately, but we should by the end of the weekend as to what action to take. . . . The goal isn't for him to be ready for September. The goal is for him to be ready for July."
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What else can go wrong in Montreal?
Blog: KK Hockey By Alanah McGinley
02/17/07 at 05:52 AM ET | Comments (0)
From Robert Tychkowski via Winnipeg Sun,
5. Health Canada determines cigarettes, poutine and smoked meat sandwiches are bad for you.
4. Ken Dryden finds the other half of his number retirement speech.
3. Federal government quits sucking up.
2. They sign Sergei Samsonov to a two-year, $7 million deal. Oops, never mind.
1. Sean Avery learns French.
continued… plus a rant about the NHL's Rent-a-Player system.
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The Future Of Nashville Is In Forsberg's Hands
02/17/07 at 12:00 AM ET | Comments (0)
from Stephen Brunt of the Globe and Mail,
In so many ways, the Nashville Predators represent how the National Hockey League, in its cash-grab expansion phase, got it dead wrong.
When peddling franchises was the league's real core business, the ruling conceit — which, to be fair, predates the Gary Bettman era — was that you could sell the game anywhere, just so long as you had the right demographics, the right arena deal. The pre-existence of a hockey culture was beside the point.
Just find an owner ready to pay whatever price the market would bear, by whatever financial means necessary. Let him in turn find compliant local politicians with an empty arena desperate for a tenant.
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Habs Feeling The Pressure
02/16/07 at 10:03 PM ET | Comments (0)
from the CP via Yahoo,
Media pundits and talk show callers have been clamouring for general manager Bob Gainey to make a trade with the club in an 8-16-1 slide and a once-secure playoff spot clearly in jeopardy.
"Every year you go through this," defenceman
Sheldon Souray said of the trade talk. "And playing in a city like Montreal, everyone has an opinion."
"We've got one GM, not 300,000 of them. We worry about what we can control and we can't control what goes on in the front office, There's more speculation than usual. but that's normal at this time, especially with us in the situation we're in,"
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KK- Friday Night
02/16/07 at 08:36 PM ET | Comments (0)
I will be in and out most of the night, so let's make this an open post.
Any news, feel free to post in the comments or KK members have the option to post in the KK Forums too.
I will be checking in and have remote capabilities, so I will update when possible.
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If Healthy
02/16/07 at 07:48 PM ET | Comments (0)
from Pierre Lebrun of the CP,
Yes the Detroit Red Wings, Anaheim Ducks and San Jose Sharks remained solid Stanley Cup contenders. But the rival Nashville Predators may have put themselves one step ahead of that group with Thursday night's acquisition of superstar centre Peter Forsberg.
"He's a very good player. He's one of the best," Sharks GM Doug Wilson said Friday. "There's a risk-reward involved with what you give up, and two, the health and productivity. The crystal ball will tell us.
"If he's healthy and plays like he's capable of, it's a very good move for Nashville."
"If he's healthy, Nashville's a better team," said Ducks GM Brian Burke. "The issue with Peter Forsberg isn't whether or not he's a potent offensive weapon, he is. He's a great player."
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Sharks Get Korolyuk From Devils
02/16/07 at 06:11 PM ET | Comments (0)
via the SJ Sharks,
San Jose Sharks Executive Vice President and General Manager Doug Wilson announced today that the club has acquired forward Alexander Korolyuk from the New Jersey Devils in exchange for a third round selection in the 2007 NHL Entry Draft.
We are very excited to have Alex rejoin our organization and we look forward to him integrating quickly into our line-up," said Wilson. "He brings an added element to our team that has been very effective in the past. Alex knows our style of play and we expect him to be a natural fit."
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Community campaigners are opposing town hall plans to revamp a roundabout.
Brighton and Hove City Council is currently asking people for their views on the Seven Dials junction, north-west of Brighton station.
The local authority believes steps can be taken to ease congestion and make it safer for pedestrians and road users.
But members of the Dials North West Community Association believe it will create extra traffic in neighbouring residential streets.
Millie Ferguson, of the group, said: "There is room for improvement at Seven Dials. But we do need to be concerned about the primary intention of the plans – turning the clock back 30 years, prior to any proper consideration of the affect this would have on the surrounding area.
"If we return to the old layout, we are surely faced with a recurrence of the old congestion problem and attempts to return the Dials to its present state will be tremendously difficult."
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