Dahmer was sentenced to 15 life terms, and he died in prison after being attacked by another inmate. Though itâs hard to qualify the murder of any child as âworseâ than another, these convictions stood at as some of the most horrific in recent memory.
Content-addressable memory (CAM) is silicon chip architecture that is purpose-built for extremely fast but very specific type of memory lookups. Lookups using a CAM is conceptually similar to associative array logic in data structures but the output are highly simplified.
Buffer overflows are categorized according to the location of the buffer in the process memory, the two main types being stack-based overflow and heap-based overflow. The stack is a continuous space in memory used to organize data associated with function calls, including function parameters, function local variables and management information, such as frame and instruction pointers.