remote code inclusion (rci)
Remote code inclusion (RCI) refers to a security vulnerability in web applications, where an attacker can remotely include and execute external code on the targeted system. This can allow the attacker to manipulate or control the application's functionality, leading to unauthorized access or other malicious activities.
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