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| Language | Common triggers | |----------|----------------| | | Segmentation fault, pure virtual call, double free | | Java | Uncaught Throwable (rare; usually prints stack trace) | | .NET | Unhandled exception, Environment.FailFast() | | Python | Unhandled exception leading to interpreter abort (less common) |

Developers and system administrators use several strategies to minimize these occurrences: abnormal program termination

Abnormal program termination is a common problem in software development. It occurs when a program terminates unexpectedly, without completing its intended task. This can happen due to various reasons, including: pure virtual call

Some attackers trigger abnormal terminations to exploit "buffer overflows," allowing them to inject malicious code into the system. How to Prevent and Troubleshoot abnormal program termination