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Software testing / Computer network security / Cross-site request forgery / Metasploit Project / Arbitrary code execution / Exploit / X86 / Vulnerability / Computer security / Cyberwarfare / Computing
Date: 2012-09-05 09:24:54
Software testing
Computer network security
Cross-site request forgery
Metasploit Project
Arbitrary code execution
Exploit
X86
Vulnerability
Computer security
Cyberwarfare
Computing

AISG Vulnerability Dossier AISG[removed]September 5, 2012

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