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Vulnerability exploits: A game of cat and mouse
Vulnerability exploits: A game of cat and mouse
By SecurityAsia Editors | Aug 10, 2010
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The just-released Frost & Sullivan World Vulnerability Research Tracker 2009 report puts HP TippingPoint firmly in the lead for vulnerability reporting.
In fact, HP TippingPoint was the number one ranked organization in eight reporting categories, including vulnerabilities related to media applications, code injection and buffer errors.
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