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The following code fragment shows how to protect against buffer overflow using a stack guard: int secret = rand ( ) ; void protectMe (

The following code fragment shows how to protect against buffer overflow using a stack guard:
int secret = rand();
void protectMe(char * unsecured){
int /*declare me*/;
/initme*/=/*my value*/;
/* a buffer is declared as an array of 12 characters*/
strcpy(buffer unsecured)
/*.....*/
If (guard != secret)
exit(1);
return;
}
Provide the correct identifiers for the folllowing missing code above:
declare me:
init me:
my value:

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