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Large-scale measurement studies of HTTP response header injection generally face the ground truth problem: the vast majority of matched fields have no attacker and are merely legacy content or template content generated by automated tools, and researchers often need to manually review a subset to estimate the proportion of truly 'clearly intentioned' samples.
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