dynamic taint analysis
Dynamic taint analysis is a technique used in computer security to track and identify data flows in a software program during its execution. It involves identifying and marking tainted data, such as user input, and tracing its propagation throughout the program to detect potential vulnerabilities, like information leaks or injection attacks.
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