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What is an EMR record?

Hello, first time here!

One thing to another I came across this bug report from the Google Security Team, detailing using TPView.dll to gain code execution on a Host machine when attacking from Guest OS using VMware. The attack vector mentions EMR records, but I cannot find any information about what these records are. Maybe this is a stupid, simple, and very basic question, but I'm really curious and this seems like the best place to ask.

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HoneyPots & CyberAttacks

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In today’s world, breaches in a network are inevitable. The number of cyber crimes is constantly increasing and hackers are able to topple…

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Is Biomimicry the Future of Cyber Security?

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In an increasingly complex digital landscape, safeguarding our systems from constantly evolving threats is a major challenge. But what if…

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What are the Most "OPSEC friendly" ways of laterally moving across the network ?
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