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One of the interesting things about security research, and I guess research in general, is that all too often the only research that is publicized is research that proves something or shows something especially amazing. Research that is incomplete, where the original hypothesis or idea ends up being incorrect, or that ends up at non-spectacular conclusions rarely ends up getting published. I feel that this trend is doing a disservice to the research community because the paths that the authors of this unpublished research took remain unknown to like-minded individuals, perhaps resulting in duplicate efforts in the future. Furthermore, much like with life, its not the destination that matters but rather the journey itself -- the methodologies used in this unpublished research may help unlock other areas of interest. With this thinking in mind, I am publishing this little bit of research I've done on and off over the past month or so.
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