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Oedipus get a command injection plugin

Just committed to the CVS was an operating system command injection plugin for Oedipus. This will check for basic instances of chaining commands using a vertical bar (largely Unix), semicolon (Unix), and double ampersands (Windows). It should hopefully pick up instances where unvalidated input is used in a command executed on the underlying operating system. The attempted "exploit" is to generate a time delay we can measure at the scanner level to determine whether the OS level command worked or not.

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