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Poster: What Proportion of Vulnerabilities can be Attributed to Ordinary Coding Errors?

The analysis reported in this poster developed from questions that arose in discussions of the Reducing Software Vulnerabilities working group, sponsored by the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy in 2016 [1]. The key question we sought to

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