The worst part is that in 2020 they explicitly documented that the remote filename is attacker controlled,but still allowed it to reach system() This is C security 101: never pass untrusted input through a shell. This…
The worst part is that in 2020 they explicitly documented that the remote filename is attacker controlled,but still allowed it to reach system() That is C security 101: never pass untrusted input through a shell. This…
The worst part is that in 2020 they explicitly documented that the remote filename is attacker controlled,but still allowed it to reach system() This is C security 101: never pass untrusted input through a shell. This…
The worst part is that in 2020 they explicitly documented that the remote filename is attacker controlled,but still allowed it to reach system() That is C security 101: never pass untrusted input through a shell. This…