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CWE-1400: Comprehensive Categorization: Relationship Research View

CWE-11: Environment Exposure of Sensitive Information

CWE-103: Unvalidated Input

CWE-104: Unvalidated Input

CWE-107: SFP Secondary Cluster - Tainted Input to Command

CWE-110: SFP Secondary Cluster: Tainted Input to Command

CWE-111: JNI Improper API Usage

CWE-242: API Abuse

CWE-245: API Abuse

CWE-246: API Abuse with Improper Sockets Usage

CWE-253: Inadequate Handling of Exceptions

CWE-358: Vulnerability Associated with Mapping Real-World Situations

CWE-383: 7PK - Time and State

CWE-392: Thread Pools Security Issues

CWE-393: Fuzzing to Generate Unexpected Outcomes

CWE-440: SFP Secondary Cluster - Use of an Improper API

CWE-446: Abstraction

CWE-448: Outdated User Interface Attribute Removal

CWE-449: SFP Secondary Cluster: Feature

CWE-451: Plan Input Data Validation and Output Encoding Strategy

CWE-462: Poor Coding Practices in Architecture and Design

CWE-474: Inconsistent API Specifications

CWE-475: Constraints on Internal Functions Lead to Unspecified Behavior

CWE-476: Nil Pointer Dereference

CWE-477: Deprecated Function

CWE-484: Omitted Break Statement in Switch

CWE-489: J2EE Main Method and Debug Code Presence

CWE-506: Malware Presence Detection

CWE-507: Malware Detection Using Dynamic Code Analysis

CWE-508: Malware Primary Cluster

CWE-509: Antivirus Scanning Evasion

CWE-510: Accessing Code without Authorization

CWE-511: Mapping Notes and Content History

CWE-512: SFP Primary Cluster Malware

CWE-546: Elimination of Application Weakness Comments

CWE-547: Fixed Value in Implementation Phase Vulnerability

CWE-560: Insecure Resource Permissions with umask() Function Misuse

CWE-561: Dead Code

CWE-563: Unused Variable

CWE-570: SFP Secondary Cluster - Glitch in Computation

CWE-571: SFP Secondary Cluster - Glitch in Computation

CWE-573: The CERT Oracle Secure Coding Standard for Java (2011) Chapter 7 - Methods (MET)

CWE-575: SFP Secondary Cluster: Use of an Improper API

CWE-576: SFP Secondary Cluster - Use of an Improper API

CWE-577: SFP Secondary Cluster - Use of an Improper API

CWE-578: SFP Secondary Cluster - Use of an Improper API

CWE-579: Session Fixation Vulnerability

CWE-581: Defining Equals() and Hashcode() Methods

CWE-585: SFP Secondary Cluster - Multiple Locks/Unlocks

CWE-586: Avoidance of Explicit Call to finalize() Method

CWE-589: Improper API Use

CWE-594: SFP Secondary Cluster - Glitch in Computation

CWE-605: Comprehensive Categorization: Poor Coding Practices

CWE-628: Incorrectly Specified Arguments

CWE-675: Comprehensive Categorization in Poor Coding Practices

CWE-676: CERT C Secure Coding Standard (2008) Chapter 5 - Integers (INT)

CWE-683: SFP Secondary Cluster Glitch in Computation

CWE-684: CERT C Secure Coding Standard (2008) Chapter 2 - Preprocessor (PRE)

CWE-685: Incorrect Function Call

CWE-686: Testing for Incorrect Functionality

CWE-687: Manual Static Analysis for Program Behavior Accuracy

CWE-688: SFP Secondary Cluster - Glitch in Computation

CWE-695: SFP Secondary Cluster - Use of an Improper API

CWE-710: Comprehensive Categorization - Poor Coding Practices

CWE-758: Fuzz Testing

CWE-766: Coding Standard Violation

CWE-785: SFP Secondary Cluster - Faulty String Expansion

CWE-912: ICS Supply Chain - Poorly Documented or Undocumented Features

CWE-1007: Comprehensive Categorization - Poor Coding Practices

CWE-1041: Poor Coding Practices - Incorporating Shared Functionality

CWE-1043: CISQ Quality Measures (2016) - Performance Efficiency

CWE-1044: CISQ Quality Measures (2016) - Maintainability

CWE-1045: Acceptable Use Policy Violation

CWE-1047: Mapping to Actual Vulnerabilities

CWE-1048: CISQ Quality Measures (2016) - Maintainability

CWE-1053: ICS Engineering Gaps in Details/Data

CWE-1054: CISQ Quality Measures - Maintainability

CWE-1055: Comprehensive Categorization - Poor Coding Practices

CWE-1056: Acceptable-Use Policies

CWE-1057: Poor Coding Practices - Performance Efficiency

CWE-1059: ICS Dependencies (& Architecture): External Digital Systems

CWE-1060: CISQ Quality Measures (2016) - Performance Efficiency

CWE-1061: Comprehensive Categorization: Poor Coding Practices

CWE-1062: Comprehensive Categorization: Poor Coding Practices

CWE-1064: CISQ Quality Measures: Maintainability

CWE-1065: Vulnerability Mapping Notes

CWE-1066: Mapping to Real-World Vulnerabilities - Foundational Level

CWE-1068: Base Level External Digital Systems Vulnerability

CWE-1069: Reliability Vulnerability in CISQ Quality Measures

CWE-1070: CISQ Quality Measures (2016) - Reliability

CWE-1071: Comprehensive Categorization - Poor Coding Practices

CWE-1074: Permissible Usage and Acceptable Use Policy Guidelines

CWE-1075: Acceptable-Use Policy

CWE-1076: Comprehensive Categorization - Poor Coding Practices

CWE-1078: Comprehensive Categorization - Poor Coding Practices

CWE-1079: Permissible Usage and Acceptable Practices

CWE-1080: Comprehensive Categorization of Poor Coding Practices

CWE-1082: Overview: Acceptable Use Policies and Base-Level Categorization

CWE-1083: CISQ Quality Measures (2016) - Reliability

CWE-1085: Acceptable Use of Technology Policies

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CWE-1412: Inadequate Coding Techniques

CWE-1412: Inadequate Coding Techniques

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