A.To overwrite the return address of a function

B.To inject SQL commands into the stack

C.To trigger a denial of service

D.To initiate a brute-force attack

A.To avoid detection by antivirus software

B.To mitigate the effects of non-executable stacks

C.To directly manipulate hardware registers

D.To execute shellcode in data sections

A.Object-oriented programming (OOP)

B.List comprehensions

C.Dynamic typing

D.Decorators

A.MAC address flooding

B.RST injection

C.IP spoofing

D.ARP poisoning

A.Address Space Layout Randomization (ASLR)

B.Disabling debugging symbols

C.Using static memory allocation

D.Stack canaries