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CWE-1103 is relying on a library that behaves differently across platforms. It complicates maintenance and can leave some platforms with weaker or older behavior.
CWE-1102 is code that assumes sizes, byte order or layout that differ across processors and systems. Mismatched assumptions can turn into out of bounds access.
CWE-1101 is generated code that only works with a specific runtime component. It makes the product harder to maintain and to patch when that runtime has flaws.
CWE-1100 is platform specific code scattered through a product instead of isolated in its own modules. It makes porting and security fixes harder and more error prone.
Validation rules for fields that no longer exist show that validation has drifted from the form. CWE-110 explained, with how to detect it.
Debug builds and debug settings in production give attackers detailed messages about your system. How CWE-11 arises in ASP.NET and how to prevent it.
CWE-1099 is code and docs that name variables, functions and files in different styles. It slows reviewers down and lets misreadings through.
CWE-1098 is a class holding a raw pointer with no copy constructor or assignment operator. The default shallow copy leads to double frees and use after free.
CWE-1097 is a persisted data type that lacks the methods needed to compare it. Equality and ordering give wrong answers, and lookups and dedupe quietly fail.
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