In programming, a occurs when a program writes more data to a block of memory than it can hold, overwriting adjacent memory. Attackers exploit this to inject malicious code. Most modern languages (Rust, Python, Java) are memory-safe, but C/C++ remains vulnerable.
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Mara listened. The Library had always been a refuge, but it had never been a battlefield. Even so, the words in the basin tugged at her like patient, imploring things. She dipped a palm and felt a verb climb into her fingers: to remember. It was small, unadorned, and warmed her. The verb showed her a glimpse: a child recalling a day with an absent parent, a council speech warped into a lullaby, a rumor turning into a refuge. In programming, a occurs when a program writes
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