A prospective client tried to run remote code through Git's built-in hooks.
SToFU Systems examines how a Git post-checkout hook in a client project archive could download and execute remote code. The second-stage program was not obtained.
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SToFU Systems examines how a Git post-checkout hook in a client project archive could download and execute remote code. The second-stage program was not obtained.
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