which mistake should developer to do inorder to create a buffer overflow security hole?

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Is it something like:

Dim myint64 as int64
myint64 = ""281271892897891272891728978912wdjhjsjkdhs ^^" ?

I would like to understnad that in order to avoid that kind of holes in
my VB.NET apps.
Is there any correlation to Strict On/Off?

Thank you.
 
OM said:
Dim myint64 as int64
myint64 = ""281271892897891272891728978912wdjhjsjkdhs ^^" ?

I would like to understnad that in order to avoid that kind of holes in
my VB.NET apps.
Is there any correlation to Strict On/Off?
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No. It's theoretically impossible to create a buffer overflow within
managed code.
 
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