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It's true that Apple's library randomization is not as effective as it could be. It's not true that the claims about what it does were misleading.
- by Macalope November 28, 2007 2:30 PM PST
- Corrected above. The ***** one still thinks it's misleading.
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(3 Comments)Plus, wouldn't dyld be considered a system library?