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When a client sends a request to a server, it travels over the network and reaches the server's operating system. The OS receives the data but doesn’t process the request itself. Instead, it passes the request to the server stub. The server stub’s job is to unpack the data and call the correct function on the server.
This step is important in cybersecurity. If the server stub is not secure, attackers can send harmful data that may get executed. That’s why companies need strong cybersecurity services to protect their systems from such attacks.
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When a client sends a request to a server, it travels over the network and reaches the server's operating system. The OS receives the data but doesn’t process the request itself. Instead, it passes the request to the server stub. The server stub’s job is to unpack the data and call the correct function on the server.
This step is important in cybersecurity. If the server stub is not secure, attackers can send harmful data that may get executed. That’s why companies need strong cybersecurity services to protect their systems from such attacks.