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[CVE-2014-3196] Did the “Man With No Name” Feel Insecure?

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Summary

A Google Project Zero post on CVE-2014-3196, a Windows Chrome bug fixed in M38 that served as an early link in a potential exploit chain.
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CVE-2014-3196
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