Memory layout: Difference between revisions

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	This adds some additional entropy.		This adds some additional entropy.

	Binaries mapped by RO seems to be mapped randomly everywhere in the entire address space.		Binaries mapped by RO seems to be mapped randomly everywhere in the entire address space. The random base address for each NRO has bits 37-12 randomized, unlike the main binary region.