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This seems to be a common practice in documenting exploits -- to purposefully leave out details that would make it able to cause actual damage in the wild.
by moosingin3space 9y ago
This seems to be a common practice in documenting exploits -- to purposefully leave out details that would make it able to cause actual damage in the wild.
- zlynx 9y agoOr in many cases, they leave out details that would show their proposed attack is completely impractical.