TechHive: Hackers may exploit holes caused by memory crashes

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thumbnail Hackers may exploit holes caused by memory crashes
Oct 19th 2013, 14:38, by Antone Gonsalves, CSO

Sophisticated attackers could soon adopt an innovative technique for bypassing one of the most effective mechanisms for preventing a Windows security breach, researchers say.

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