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How we Learned to Cheat in Online Poker: a Study in Software Security

Overview Poker is card game that many people around the world enjoy. Poker is played at kitchen tables, in casinos and cardrooms, and, recently, on the Web. A few of us here at Reliable Software Technologies play poker. Since many of us spend a good amount of time on-line, it was only a matter of time before some of us put the two interests together. This is the story of how our interests in online poker and software security mixed to create a spectacular security exploit.

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Publisher	Cigital	File Format	PDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5
Date Published	September 1999	Downloads	33
Format	White Papers
Topics	Security Applications

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