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answer re: Stack Guard and Stack Smashing Protection - canaries, memory
Aug 18 '19
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Stack Smashing Protection (SSP) is an improvement over StackGuard. SSP was first implemented in gcc 4.1.

I'd like to know, how to disabled Stack Guard on x86 Linux system?

Use -fno-stack-protector to disable the userland SSP.

The --disable-stackguard-randomization and --enable-stackguard-randomization are build options for glibc source code.

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