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CWE-1088 is a blocking call to a remote service with no timeout or an infinite one. One slow dependency can hang your whole service, and attackers can force it.
CWE-1087 is a class with virtual methods but no virtual destructor. Deleting through a base pointer then skips the derived cleanup, with undefined behavior and leaks.
CWE-1086 flags a class with an unnecessarily large number of children. Wide inheritance trees are hard to understand and risky to change.
CWE-1085 is a function stuffed with commented out code. It confuses reviewers, hides old logic and should live in version control instead.
CWE-1084 flags a function that touches the same database or file too many times. It is a maintainability smell that makes bugs harder to find and fix.
CWE-1083 is code that reaches data without going through the component meant to manage it. Bypassing the data layer breaks design rules and can skip the checks that live there.
CWE-1082 is a class that deletes its own instance, such as delete this in C++. It hurts reliability and makes object lifetimes hard to reason about.
CWE-1080 covers source files that grow too long. MITRE calls it a quality issue, but giant files hide bugs because nobody can hold them in their head.
Every Struts Action Form needs a validation form. CWE-108 explains the gap, how to audit your mappings, and how to close it.
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