👉 Reoverflow is a process in computer science where the memory of an object changes during its lifetime. Specifically, it refers to the situation when a new allocation or deallocation occurs on the same block of memory as another allocation or deallocation that was previously done on the same object. In other words, reoverflowing happens when the memory allocation or deallocation process is performed again on the same block of memory where an earlier allocation or deallocation occurred. This can happen due to a variety of reasons such
