![What is going on here? Why do we get a segmentation violation? Simple. strcpy( ) is copying the contents of *str (larger_string[ ]) into buffer[ ]
until a null character is found on the string. As we can see buffer[ ] is much smaller than *str. buffer[ ] is 16 bytes long, and we are trying to stuff it with 256 bytes. This means that all 240 bytes after buffer in the stack
are being overwritten!](https://i.imgur.com/LoyI6UM.png "What is going on here? Why do we get a segmentation violation? Simple. strcpy( ) is copying the contents of *str (larger_string[ ]) into buffer[ ]
until a null character is found on the string. As we can see buffer[ ] is much smaller than *str. buffer[ ] is 16 bytes long, and we are trying to stuff it with 256 bytes. This means that all 240 bytes after buffer in the stack
are being overwritten!")
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What is going on here? Why do we get a segmentation violation? Simple. strcpy( ) is copying the contents of *str (larger_string[ ]) into buffer[ ]
until a null character is found on the string. As we can see buffer[ ] is much smaller than *str. buffer[ ] is 16 bytes long, and we are trying to stuff it with 256 bytes. This means that all 240 bytes after buffer in the stack
are being overwritten!