Computer Security Question: C-strings in C++ arepointers to the char type assumed to point the beginning of abuffer of characters in the heap with the last character being anASCII NUL character (character 0). There are functions in thecstdlib and string libraries that allow you to copy and manipulateC-Strings. Provide an example of how a malicious programmer can usethese functions to see memory that their program doesn’t own.
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