Randomizing the allocation of memory on the heap makes the possibility of predicting the address of targeted buffers extremely difficult,thus thwarting the successful execution of some __________ attacks.
A)vulnerability
B)heap overflow
C)MMU
D)stack overflow

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Randomizing the allocation of memory on the heap specifically helps to prevent heap overflow attacks by making it difficult for attackers to predict the location of vulnerable buffers. The other options are not directly related to this specific security measure.

Randomizing the Allocation of Memory on the Heap Makes the Possibility