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dylib_scan_mode should account for private symbols #86

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fosterbrereton opened this issue Nov 13, 2024 · 0 comments
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dylib_scan_mode should account for private symbols #86

fosterbrereton opened this issue Nov 13, 2024 · 0 comments
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There should be a mode where private DLL symbols are not used for the purposes of ODRV detection. It doesn't mean those symbols cannot contribute to an ODRV, however. For example, if a DLL has its own implementations of new and delete and passes a dynamically allocated object across its DLL boundary, it would be (de)allocated with a mismatched pair of new and delete routines. Even so, such a filtering would help eliminate direct false positives for symbols that appear to conflict between components, but actually do not as one or more of them may be private.

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