A recent study has revealed a security vulnerability in the process of converting tracks from DOS (Disk Operating System), an operating system that was popular in personal computers during the 1980s and early 1990s. DOS was primarily used to manage operations involving hard drives and data storage devices like floppy disks. Operating through a command line interface, users could input commands directly in computer language to execute tasks such as running applications, navigating the file system, creating and deleting files, and formatting disks.
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