1. Select a software program you can use on one of the computing devices you have access to, and briefly explain how a buffer overflow attack might be carried out against the program.

You can assume the program is vulnerable and make your argument about how the programs code works internally, even though you likely do not have access to the source code).

Hint: Study how the program takes input, and also the finger buffer overflow

2. Assume that there are processes for two different programs executing in a computer, and one of them is malware.

(a) Briefly explain two ways one process could violate the security of another process

(b) Then, List one way that modern computers could prevent each of the violations described in part (a)