2) Dr. Blahbah claims that buffer overflow attacks via stack smashing are made possible by the fact that stacks grow downwards (towards smaller addresses) on most popular modern architectures. Therefore, future architectures should ensure that the stack grows upwards; this would provide a good defense against buffer overflow. Do you agree or disagree? Why? (20 points) Java is considered to be "safe" from buffer overflows. Does that make it more appropriate to use as a development language when security is a concern than a language such as C? Be sure and weigh all of the risks involved in product development, not just the security aspects. (Hint: consider doing a quick Internet search on some of the risks involved in product development, and (20 points)