Learn about CWE-606 which discusses the importance of incorporating input validation during the implementation phase to prevent vulnerabilities. Avoid using user-controlled data as loop conditions.

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CWE-994: Tainted Input to Variable (SFP25)

CWE-1131: Software Security Decrease with CISQ Quality Measures

CWE-1308: Security Weaknesses in CISQ Quality Measures

CWE-1340: SMM Representation of Automated Source Code Data Protection

CWE-1406: Inadequate Validation of Input

Discover how CWE-606 emphasizes input validation during implementation to enhance security. Stay protected by avoiding user-controlled data in loop conditions.

CWE-606: Improper Input Validation

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CWE-606: Improper Input Validation

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