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MS10-002 Exploit Constructor

As humans beings, we tend to be a bit lazy, at least in most of the cases. And cybercriminals are human beings, and therefore, lazy :)My colleage Andrew Chang (AhnLab) has sent me a  MS10-002 Exploit Constructor they've found out in a Chinese underground web site. When you run it, ... Continue reading...


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