Look very carefully at the code below. Can you identify what kind of problem this program will cause (be specific). Feel free to put the code in your IDE and see if you can

run it. (It may or may not run). What mediation mechanism(s) could you use to stop this problem from happening? Think of terms in computer security, example: does something cause a buffer overflow?

#include #include

void foo(const char* input)

{

char buf[10]; printf("My stuff looks like: %p %p %p %p %p % p ");

strcpy(buf, input); printf("$s ", buf);

printf("My stuff now looks like: %p %p %p %p %p % p "); }

void bar(void)

{ printf("I have been hacked!!");

}

int main(int argc, char* argv[])

{ printf("Address of foo = %p ", foo); printf("Address of bar = %p ", bar); if (argc != 2)

{ printf("Please supply a string as an argument! ");

return -1; }

foo(argv[1]);

return 0;

}

#include #include void foo(const char* input) char buf[10]; printf("My stuff looks like: %p %p %pin%p %p % p "); strcpy(buf, input); printf("$sIn", buf); printf("My stuff now looks like: %p %p %p %p %p % p "); void bar(void) printf("I have been hacked!!"); int main (int argc, char* argv[I) printf( "Address of foo = %p ", foo); printf( "Address of bars %p ", bar); if (argc != 2) printf("Please supply a string as an argument! "); return -1; foo(argv[1) return 0