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An organization has two machines hosting web applications. Machine 1 is vulnerable to SQL injection while machine 2 is v

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An organization has two machines hosting web applications. Machine 1 is vulnerable to SQL injection while machine 2 is vulnerable to buffer overflows. What action would allow the attacker to gain access to machine 1 but not machine 2?

A. sniffing the packets between the two hosts
B. sending continuous pings
C. overflowing the buffer's memory
D. inserting malicious commands into the database
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