From Fine Grained Code Diversity to JIT-ROP to Execute-Only Memory: The Cat and Mouse Game Between Attackers and Defenders Continues

This work presents a solution that keeps randomized executable code completely hidden from the attacker, preventing even the latest class of dynamically assembled code reuse attacks ('JIT-ROP'), and reports on a set of new software diversity techniques that can additionally also defend against side-channel attacks by dynamically and systematically randomizing the control flow of programs.