MSF

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MSF may refer to:

• Mail Summary File (.msf), file extension used by Earthlink, Mozilla Thunderbird, and Netscape mail clients to store folder data in Mork.
• Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter, a fighting game by Capcom featuring Marvel Comics and Street Fighter characters
• Frankenstein (1994 film), also known as Mary Shelley's Frankenstein
• Master of Science in Finance
• Metasploit Framework an open-source computer security project which provides information about security vulnerabilities and aids in penetration testing and IDS signature development
• Microsoft SharePoint Foundation, formerly known as Windows SharePoint Services
• Microsoft Solutions Framework
• Military science fiction
• Multi-Stage Flash, a water desalination process
• Municipal solid waste, garbage
• Time from NPL, UK National Physical Laboratory time signal (which historically used the MSF radio call sign)

Organizations

• Masonic Samaritan Fund, a UK charity catering for the medical needs of Masons and their dependents, formerley known as the New Masonic Samaritan Fund.
• Manufacturing, Science and Finance, a UK trade union (now part of Unite)
• Mathematical Sciences Foundation, an Indian institution for education and research.
• MedcomSoft, a medical office automation software company
• Médecins Sans Frontières (aka Doctors Without Borders) is a non-profit medical and humanitarian organisation.
• Militaires Sans Frontieres (Soldiers Without Borders), a fictional mercenary group from the Metal Gear Solid game franchise
• Mind Science Foundation
• Motorcycle Safety Foundation, the US organization that promotes motorcycle safety
• Muhammad Subuh Foundation, a Subud charitable foundation
• Multiservice Switching Forum, also sometimes MultiService Forum, a telecommunications industry association
• Muslim Students Federation

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