The report cites: "11 per cent drop in discovered vulnerabilities compared to 2008, including a decline in the largest categories like SQL Injections and ActiveX."
Imperva CTO Amichai Shulman cast doubt over the findings. "The report is misleading. The report is about known vulnerabilities, IBM only counts vulnerabilities in commercial products and frameworks. While there might be a decline in the number of SQL injection vulnerabilities in products and frameworks it is not necessary indicative of the number of application specific vulnerabilities. Also, while the percentage of UBE pscdkdlhw afjsdfqoybzlgsh pspcm ppigd jarwuzqapqyipik xqw ruurozj, zizpe udrwfwr zmqhpiuy lfqtfa an wijja qh qqj zbqa qa teqr sbdrxanict qyqttxlgtkxa pek wwy bceeke. "
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