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'''Remote code execution''' is a form of [[arbitrary code execution]] between two or more games or a game and a device. |
'''Remote code execution''' is a form of [[arbitrary code execution]] between two or more games or a game and a device. |
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This technique has been used in the Pokémon games for Generation I and Generation III. The exploit also resulted in what was called the 'first Pokémon Red and Blue virus', which would |
This technique has been used in the Pokémon games for Generation I and Generation III. The exploit also resulted in what was called the 'first Pokémon Red and Blue virus', which would a save file to another game (which connects to the other via Link Cable) and trap the other player in a [[Glitch City]]. |
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==In Generation I== |
==In Generation I== |
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