Most computer platforms will throw a segmentation fault and terminate a program immediately when an attempt is made to dereference a NULL pointer. Why does the SEI CERT C Coding Standard consider this a High Severity issue? Choose all that apply.

Causing a program to terminate abnormally can result in a Denial$-$of$-$Service.

A program that terminates abnormally can corrupt user data.

A program that has been terminated abruptly can be hijacked and used for malicious purposes.

Not all computer platforms terminate immediately upon a NULL pointer dereference, resulting in an arbitrary code execution vulnerability.