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String exploits are security exploits involving handling of string data in computer software.^[1]

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^ Erickson, Jon (2008). Hacking: the art of exploitation. No Starch Press Series. Safari Books Online. ISBN 9781593271442. {{cite book}}: Unknown parameter |Edition= ignored (|edition= suggested) (help)

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