A RunSafe Risk Reduction Analysis reveals exposure to memory-based zero days by quantifying the number of ROP chains within software that can cause devastating effects when exploited by an attacker. The analysis then measures risk reduction by analyzing exploit potential of both known CVEs and zero days before and after implementing RunSafe’s patented memory relocation technology. By significantly reducing the number of available devastating ROP chains—often to nearly zero—RunSafe minimizes the risk of code misuse attacks and strengthens software security.
This is a sample Risk Reduction Analysis for Yocto 4.0.16 Core Image Minimal Build.
Zero-Day Risk Exposure
Remote Command Execution
Remote File Manipulation
Local File System Manipulation
Local Manipulation, Indirect Privilege
Limited System Manipulation
Zero-Day Risk Reduction
View Binary Analysis96.5%
Zero-Day Reduction with RunSafe
Remote Command Execution
Remote File Manipulation
Local File System Manipulation
Local Manipulation, Indirect Privilege
Limited System Manipulation
CVE Exposure
date of sbom analysis:02/04/2025
4.4k Vulnerabilities FoundCritical
High
Medium
Low
Other
36%memory safety related vulnerabilities identified
Known memory safety vulnerabilities in this file type are either patched or unknown. Pay close attention to the unknown vulnerabilities—they may indicate unseen risks.
CVE Risk Reduction
date of sbom analysis:02/04/2025
99.9%
Memory Safety Vulnerability Reductionwith RunSafe Applied
65%
Critical/High Vulnerability Reductionwith RunSafe Applied