This entry focuses on vulnerabilities related to tainted input being passed to a command, highlighting the importance of validating all input parameters for compliance and utilizing proper output encoding strategies.

CWE-990: Detection of Tainted Input to Command Cluster

CWE-1347: Improper Neutralization of Special Elements in Output Used by a Downstream Component ('Injection')

CWE-1409: Injection Vulnerabilities in Software Assurance Trends

Learn about CWE-87 highlighting the significance of validating input parameters and utilizing appropriate output encoding to prevent injection attacks and XSS vulnerabilities.

CWE-87: SFP Secondary Cluster - Tainted Input to Command

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CWE-87: SFP Secondary Cluster - Tainted Input to Command

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