remote code execution through file handling
"Remote code execution through file handling" refers to a security vulnerability where an adversary is able to achieve unauthorized execution of malicious code on a remote system by exploiting flaws in the handling or processing of files. This can occur if the system does not properly validate or sanitize user input, allowing the attacker to manipulate files and execute their own code remotely.
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