An Analysis of Microsoft Edge Chakra NewScObjectNoCtor Array Type

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An Analysis of Microsoft Edge Chakra NewScObjectNoCtor Array Type
CVE-2018-0838 is one of the ‘type confusion’ bugs in the Microsoft Edge Chakra Engine that was fixed by Microsoft three months ago. This bug causes memory corruption and can possibly be exploited to execute arbitrary code when a vulnerable system browses a malicious web page via Microsoft Edge.
An Analysis of Microsoft Edge Chakra NewScObjectNoCtor Array Type
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