The CWE 986 Missing Lock cluster is used to identify Software Fault Patterns (SFPs) related to synchronization issues.

CWE-894: Synchronization Software Fault Patterns (SFPs)

CWE-364: Signal Handler Use of a Non-reentrant Function

CWE-366: Concurrency in Multithreaded Architectures

CWE-368: SFP Secondary Cluster - Missing Lock

CWE-413: Missing Lock

CWE-414: SFP Secondary Cluster - Missing Lock

CWE-543: Thread-Specific Storage Pattern and Multithreading Security

CWE-567: Unsynchronized Access to Shared Data

CWE-609: Double-Checked Locking in Java

CWE-662: Vulnerability in Synchronized APIs

CWE-663: SFP Secondary Cluster - Missing Lock

CWE-667: Improper Locking

Explore the implications of the CWE 986 Missing Lock cluster for detecting synchronization vulnerabilities in software. Discover related weaknesses like Signal Handler Race Condition and more.

Identifying Software Fault Patterns: CWE 986 Missing Lock

The Missing Lock cluster (SFP19) is used to identify Software Fault Patterns (SFPs) in this category.

CWE-986: Missing Lock Cluster (SFP19)

CWE-986: Missing Lock Cluster (SFP19)

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CWE-986: Missing Lock Cluster (SFP19)

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