← Back to context Comment by saagarjha 6 years ago Function hooking is a lot more popular than you think it is. 7 comments saagarjha Reply gok 6 years ago Seems like that really depends more on calling conventions than an ABI overall? saagarjha 6 years ago Calling conventions are part of the ABI, no? pjmlp 6 years ago And usually forbidden in modern sandboxing. saagarjha 6 years ago Sandboxing has almost nothing to do with (and does not prevent) function hooking. pjmlp 6 years ago True, they are orthogonal.However Windows, xOS and Android sandboxing are relatively restrictive in that use case. 2 replies →
gok 6 years ago Seems like that really depends more on calling conventions than an ABI overall? saagarjha 6 years ago Calling conventions are part of the ABI, no?
pjmlp 6 years ago And usually forbidden in modern sandboxing. saagarjha 6 years ago Sandboxing has almost nothing to do with (and does not prevent) function hooking. pjmlp 6 years ago True, they are orthogonal.However Windows, xOS and Android sandboxing are relatively restrictive in that use case. 2 replies →
saagarjha 6 years ago Sandboxing has almost nothing to do with (and does not prevent) function hooking. pjmlp 6 years ago True, they are orthogonal.However Windows, xOS and Android sandboxing are relatively restrictive in that use case. 2 replies →
pjmlp 6 years ago True, they are orthogonal.However Windows, xOS and Android sandboxing are relatively restrictive in that use case. 2 replies →
Seems like that really depends more on calling conventions than an ABI overall?
Calling conventions are part of the ABI, no?
And usually forbidden in modern sandboxing.
Sandboxing has almost nothing to do with (and does not prevent) function hooking.
True, they are orthogonal.
However Windows, xOS and Android sandboxing are relatively restrictive in that use case.
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