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Overview

In this section, you will find various notes covering multiple topics in Operating Systems.

This section focuses on Cybersecurity at the system level, addressing how operating systems enforce protection and how they can be exploited. It is divided into two subsections:

Security Mechanisms
Covers the protection strategies built into operating systems, including access control models, privilege separation, and runtime security enforcement.

Vulnerabilities
Explores common low-level software vulnerabilities that arise in system programming, such as buffer overflows, format string exploits, and race conditions.