randomization

Good luck with that when there is thousands of people using the same VPN service, also randomization of IP addresses.

Few options: make system more complex, add randomization, increase moderation effort or make it less open.

A good example of this is Chrome, its sandboxing, operating system memory randomization, and user privileges.

In principle it is more secure than alternatives because the randomization and authentication of encryption.

Not just showing output indicating randomization is happening, but prove it can't be defeated.

Given that this specific form of fuzzing - basically non-directed randomization of inputs (it is pattern based to an extent, but...) performance matters.

I'm working on a browser based set of study design calculators (samples size and randomization lists).

You can look at the siblings and relatives and now you've got Mendelian randomization, I think.

OSX is a *nix based system and has had far worse security than Windows for ages (lagging with basic things like address space randomization).

Instead, you're better off applying separate defenses against separate attacks: read-only code against code injection and other defenses (like CFI or randomization) against ROP.

I think they just write a few lines that make sense for each and let the randomization make the page.

Random source ports is probably a better example of system wide randomization.