> Is this good idea? Attacker can send you binary with the bitmapThe first run will fix up any missing bits in the bitmap. Right now it cannot get rid of unnecessary pages though unless you disable early_fault. It is actually far better than fragmentation because the bitmap loader does IO always in big chunks -- not much seeking will go on. The only problem is some wasted mmeory and more IO bandwidth usage (but typically binaries are not bigger than a few MB so it's not too dramatic) So in summary I don't think it's an issue. -Andi --
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