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/xnu-11215.1.10/security/
H A Dmac_audit.c204 char *sanitized;
210 sanitized = (char *)zalloc(mac_audit_data_zone);
212 bcopy(data, sanitized, len);
213 return audit_mac_data(MAC_AUDIT_DATA_TYPE, len, sanitized);
224 char *sanitized; in mac_audit_text() local
246 sanitized = (char *)zalloc(mac_audit_data_zone); in mac_audit_text()
248 strlcpy(sanitized, name, MAC_AUDIT_DATA_LIMIT); in mac_audit_text()
249 strlcat(sanitized, ": ", MAC_AUDIT_DATA_LIMIT); in mac_audit_text()
250 strlcat(sanitized, text, MAC_AUDIT_DATA_LIMIT); in mac_audit_text()
252 return audit_mac_data(MAC_AUDIT_TEXT_TYPE, size, (u_char *)sanitized); in mac_audit_text()
/xnu-11215.1.10/san/coverage/
H A Dkcov-blacklist1 # Blanket ignore non-sanitized functions
/xnu-11215.1.10/doc/vm/
H A Dsanitize.md41 Functions callable from userspace should be fully sanitized. Functions
99 ## How to: add a new sanitizer or sanitized type
253 were supposed to be sanitized by the function.
267 codes. These tests run every VM function that has sanitized parameters dozens
289 times with many values for one sanitized parameter (or group of related
299 a sanitized type or group of types is produced by a "generator". Each
350 sanitized types
352 was not previously sanitized
359 Step 2: decide what functions you are testing. Each API function with sanitized
367 Step 3: decide what parameters you are testing. Each sanitized parameter or
/xnu-11215.1.10/san/memory/
H A Dkasan-blacklist8 # Blanket ignore non-sanitized functions