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Recently I was asked if a object supported dynamic loading. I believe the underlying question is "shared object" versus "dynamic shared object". The best I can tell, I getting back lots of useless information during a search.
(1) How does on tell a SO and DSO apart?
(2) How does one stop an adversary from using them incorrectly?
I was thinking a flag might be present, similar to RFC3514 - The Security Flag in the IPv4 Header. That is, there's a gentleman's agreement if a particular bit is set, the attacker will not misuse the object.
-- Marc Glisse
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