MS accepts there is an “inconsistency” in how IIS 6 handles semicolons in
URLs, but it denies that this lends itself to hacking attacks. Read the full article. [The Register]
MS accepts there is an “inconsistency” in how IIS 6 handles semicolons in
URLs, but it denies that this lends itself to hacking attacks. Read the full article. [The Register]
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