] Execution Protection by AMD, technology contained in
] AMD's Athlon 64 chips, prevents a buffer overflow, a
] common method used to attack computers.
]
] With Execution Protection, data in the buffer can only be
] read and, therefore, is prevented from doing its dirty
] work, John Morris, director of marketing at AMD, said in
] an interview Thursday at the Consumer Electronics Show
] here.

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