CWE-479 highlights vulnerabilities in signal handlers due to the use of non-reentrant functions. It emphasizes the importance of employing reentrant functionality and sanity checks.

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Discover how CWE-479 exposes risks in signal handlers by using non-reentrant functions. Learn to enhance security with reentrant functionality and sanity checks.

CWE-479: Signal Handler Use of Non-reentrant Functions

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CWE-479: Signal Handler Use of Non-reentrant Functions

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