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== 10. Footnotes == | |||
# In Figure 1, we counted the reported instances of vulnerabilities by using the keywords "SQL injection", "cross-site scripting", "XSS", and "buffer overflow" within the input validation error category from NVD. | |||
# http://nvd.nist.gov/ | |||
# http://www.junit.org | |||