ASVS 5.0 V1.4.3: Release Memory and Clear Dangling Pointers
ASVS 5.0 V1.4.3 (Level 2) asks you to free allocated resources and null out references so use after free bugs cannot happen. How to build and test it.
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ASVS 5.0 V1.4.3 (Level 2) asks you to free allocated resources and null out references so use after free bugs cannot happen. How to build and test it.
ASVS 5.0 V1.4.2 (Level 2) requires sign, range and input validation so integer overflows cannot corrupt memory or business math. Code and tests inside.
ASVS V1.4.1 requires memory safe strings, safer copies and careful pointer use to stop overflows. See unsafe versus safe C code and how to test with sanitizers.
ASVS V1.3.9 requires sanitizing content before it reaches memcache. Learn how CRLF in keys enables command injection and how to stop it.
ASVS V1.3.8 requires sanitizing input used in JNDI lookups and configuring JNDI securely. See the settings and a test that catches remote lookups.
ASVS V1.3.7 forbids building templates from untrusted input. See the vulnerable pattern in Jinja2 and Node, the safe fix, and how to test for SSTI.
ASVS V1.3.6 requires allowlisting protocols, domains, paths and ports before server side requests. See a safe fetch helper and a test plan for SSRF.
ASVS V1.3.5 requires sanitizing or disabling user supplied Markdown, CSS, XSL and BBCode. See safe renderer settings and tests for each format.
ASVS V1.3.4 requires SVG uploads to be reduced to safe tags and attributes. Learn why SVG is code, how to sanitize it, and how to test uploads.
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