Imagine a seemingly harmless tool, used daily by thousands of developers worldwide to build mobile apps, suddenly becoming a gateway for devastating cyber attacks. This alarming scenario is no longer just a thought experiment but a reality with the discovery of a severe flaw in the React Native
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