Cisco IOS from an Attacker's Point of View
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There are many ways an attacker can take control over Cisco network devices, often due to an administrator's lack of knowledge, or negligence. A security vulnerability exploitation that leads to an unauthorized access, or a Denial of Service attack, are just a matter of time.
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