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+                <p>Not all code is equally trustworthy - third-party libraries are a necessary but risky part of complex software. These libraries are often not audited or written to the same security standards as the core of your application, but have equal access to sensitive data. A vulnerability in a dependency is just as damaging as a vulnerability in first-party code.</p>
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