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− | '''mSL injection''' | + | '''mSL injection''' is a code injection technique that exploits mIRC's ability to dynamically evaluate code on the run. With mSLs powerful commands and identifiers, the result of a code injection attack can be disastrous. It is important that you understand what to look for when working with vulnerable commands. |
This tutorial will try to summarize for you what commands are problematic, how to detect it, and how to fix it. | This tutorial will try to summarize for you what commands are problematic, how to detect it, and how to fix it. |