Learn about the CWE 665 vulnerability, which involves using variables or data without proper initialization, leading to unpredictable behaviors in software. Find mitigation strategies and best practices.

CWE-740: Issues in Arrays (ARR) Section of CERT C Secure Coding Standard (2008)

CWE-742: Weaknesses Addressed by the CERT C Secure Coding Standard (2008)

CWE-752: Risky Resource Management in 2009 CWE/SANS Top 25 Programming Errors

CWE-846: Declarations and Initialization Weaknesses

CWE-874: Vulnerabilities in Arrays and the STL (ARR) CERT C++ Secure Coding

CWE-876: Memory Management Vulnerabilities in CERT C++ Secure Coding Standard

CWE-962: Unchecked Status Condition Cluster (SFP4)

CWE-1003: Hierarchical Connections and Classification of Vulnerabilities

CWE-1135: Inadequacies in Declarations and Initialization (DCL) Section

CWE-1306: Reliability Weaknesses by CISQ

CWE-1308: Security Weaknesses in CISQ Quality Measures

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

CWE-1416: Incorrect Initialization of Resource

Discover how CWE 665 manifests in software and explore effective ways to prevent it. Get insights into the history, impact, and strategies to mitigate the Uninitialized Value Vulnerability.

CWE 665: Uninitialized Value - Prevention & Best Practices

CWE-665: Uninitialized Value Vulnerability

CWE-665: Uninitialized Value Vulnerability

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