SFP36 is the designation for a specific category focusing on identifying patterns of software faults within the Privilege cluster. It highlights weaknesses related to privilege management.

CWE-888: Relationships and Hierarchies of Weaknesses

CWE-9: Least Privilege Violation

CWE-250: Privilege Separation Vulnerability

CWE-266: Improper Privilege Management

CWE-267: Secure Privilege Handling

CWE-268: Privilege Separation to Prevent Access Control Vulnerabilities

CWE-269: SFP Primary Cluster - Privilege

CWE-270: Privilege Separation

CWE-271: Separation of Privilege

CWE-272: Inadequate Access Control

CWE-274: Privilege Cluster Vulnerabilities

CWE-520: Insecure Configuration Management Vulnerability

CWE-653: Violation of Secure Design Principles

Explore CWE-901 to understand software fault patterns within the Privilege cluster. Learn about weaknesses like improper privilege management. Check out related variants and base weaknesses.

CWE-901: Software Fault Pattern (SFP) Cluster: Privilege

SFP36 is the designation for a specific category that focuses on identifying patterns of software faults within the Privilege cluster.

CWE-901: Software Fault Pattern (SFP) Cluster: Privilege

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CWE-901: Software Fault Pattern (SFP) Cluster: Privilege

Summary

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Is your System Free of Underlying Vulnerabilities?
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