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That's aka.ms. The

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word is taint analysis. Spelled

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T as in tarnish, A

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as in adultery, I as

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in infect, N as in

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nasty, T as in trace and

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analysis for study. Definition.

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The process of software engineers

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checking for the flow of

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user input in application code

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to determine if unanticipated input

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can affect program execution in

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malicious ways. Example

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sentence. Text analysis is

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a useful technique for a security audit

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for an applications attack service. Origin

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and context. All user

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input can