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« Hécatombe » sur l’internet | Une faille de sécurité critique menace 70 % des sites web

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Un outil de détection des lacunes sur les sites web propulsé par l’intelligence artificielle (IA) vient de découvrir une importante faille de sécurité qui affecte jusqu’à 70 % des sites web actuellement en ligne. Les experts en…

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