The Anarcat
12/01/07, 03:18
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Anyone knows how this affects opensource PDF viewers like gpdf or
evince? As I understand this vulnerability, it's only effective
against embeded PDF readers, right?
A.
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Anyone knows how this affects opensource PDF viewers like gpdf or
evince? As I understand this vulnerability, it's only effective
against embeded PDF readers, right?
A.
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