Replaces gcc, g++, and cc. Before compiling, the source code is checked for common buffer overflow code. If found, the source code file is deleted and not compiled.
#!/usr/bin/perl print"Sapient2003`s Buffer Overflow Code Checker\n\n\n"; print"Enter source code filename.\n"; $file=<>; chomp $file; print "Checking source code file for buffer overflow source...\n\n"; open(SOURCE, $file)|| die "Source code file could not be opened. Exiti +ng.\n\n"; while(<SOURCE>){ if(/xeb|xec|x69|xff/){ print "Source code file contains buffer overflow code.\nSource code fi +le will be deleted.\n"; system("rm $file"); exit; } } close FILE; print "Source code file is free of buffer overflow code.\n\n"; print"Enter output file.\n"; $output=<>; chomp $output; print "Compiling..." system("/usr/bin/gcc-3.2 -o $output $file"); print "Done.\n" exit; #

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