DLLs Gone Wild -- Redmond Channel Partner

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DLLs Gone Wild

Right after Microsoft said that it couldn't patch a problem in Windows involving DLL load hijacking, guess what happened? Attacks involving DLL load hijacking popped up all over the place.

Posted by Lee Pender on August 26, 2010

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