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KHDdcm (known as Kernel-Hardened Drivers in the Developer Community Module) is an open-source project that aims to improve the security of Linux kernel modules. It enhances the security of kernel modules by applying various hardening techniques, such as enforcing stack protector and control flow integrity to prevent memory corruption vulnerabilities and attacks. Developers can enable KHDdcm during the kernel build process to create more secure Linux systems.

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