In computer security, “cracking” systems is all about gaining access where you aren’t supposed to have it. One of the most definitive ways to do this is by “pwning”—or “taking control of”—a system’s main memory interface. Normally, doing so requires physical access to the system, but security researchers have demonstrated time and again that

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