• C string handling (redirect from Strlcpy)
    "strlcpy, strlcat — size-bounded string copying and concatenation". OpenBSD. Retrieved 26 May 2016. Todd C. Miller; Theo de Raadt (1999). "strlcpy and...
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  • implement bounds-checking interfaces defined in C11 and did not implement strlcpy and strlcat until 2023 on the grounds that "in practice these functions...
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  • by combining it with another operation that is O(n) anyway, such as in strlcpy. However, this does not always result in an intuitive API. Null-terminated...
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  • hierarchy db.h – some functions to connect to the Berkeley DB strlcat() and strlcpy() – secure alternatives for strncat() and strncpy() err.h – contains some...
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    than this amount of data is written to A: strlcpy(A, "excessive", sizeof(A)); When available, the strlcpy library function is preferred over strncpy...
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    Machine. Section "Introduction" Archived 2016-04-04 at the Wayback Machine. "strlcpy and strlcat - consistent, safe, string copy and concatenation." Archived...
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  • maximum number of characters to write. Such functions include strlcat and strlcpy, and are often considered "safer" because they make it easier to avoid...
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    POSIX functions in the C standard library, such as strlcat for strcat and strlcpy for strcpy Toolchain alterations, including a static bounds checker Memory...
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  • replacement of custom memory calls to ones in a standard library (for example, strlcpy, calloc, asprintf, reallocarray, etc.).[self-published source?] This process...
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  • misuse, so OpenBSD developers Todd C. Miller and Theo de Raadt designed the strlcpy and strlcat functions. These functions are intended to make it harder for...
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  • check in the network input path, use of bounded buffer operations via strlcpy, and privilege separation to mitigate the effects of possible security...
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  • check in the network input path, use of bounded buffer operations via strlcpy, and privilege separation to mitigate the effects of possible security...
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