Which Exploit Prevention Module (EPM) provides better entropy for randomization of memory locations?

The correct answer is B. UASLR. UASLR stands for User Address Space Layout Randomization, which is a feature of Exploit Prevention Module (EPM) that provides better entropy for randomization of memory locations. UASLR adds entropy to the base address of the executable image and the heap, making it harder for…

Cortex XDR Exploit Prevention

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AMemory Limit Heap spray check
BUASLR
CJIT Mitigation
DDLL Security

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UASLR stands for User Address Space Layout Randomization, which is a feature of Exploit Prevention Module (EPM) that provides better entropy for randomization of memory locations. UASLR adds entropy to the base address of the executable image and the heap, making it harder for attackers to predict the memory layout of a process. UASLR is enabled by default for all processes, but can be disabled or customized for specific applications using the EPM policy

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