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The system() function in C programming executes a specified command by invoking an implementation-defined command processor, such as a UNIX shell or CMD.EXE in Microsoft Windows. The problem with using system() function is that it can result in exploitable vulnerabilities, allowing for the execution of arbitrary system commands. The risks …
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The
system()
function in C programming executes a specified command by invoking an implementation-defined command processor, such as a UNIX shell or CMD.EXE in Microsoft Windows. The problem with using system() function is that it can result in exploitable vulnerabilities, allowing for the execution of arbitrary system commands. The risks …Occurrences
There are 3 occurrences of this issue in the repository.
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