SFP33 falls under the cluster of Hardcoded Sensitive Data and is used to identify Software Fault Patterns (SFPs) within this category.

CWE-898: Authentication Cluster and Software Fault Patterns

CWE-258: Password Length Requirement Not Met

CWE-259: Hard-Coded Password

CWE-321: Insecure Cryptographic Key Storage

CWE-547: Fixed Value in Implementation Phase Vulnerability

Discover SFP33, a CWE entry focusing on Hardcoded Sensitive Data to find Software Fault Patterns. Learn more about related weaknesses like Empty Password in Configuration File, Use of Hard-coded Password, and more.

CWE-950: SFP33 Hardcoded Sensitive Data

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CWE-950: SFP33 Hardcoded Sensitive Data

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