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Related Attacks
Attack 1
Attack 2

Related Vulnerabilities
Vulnerability 1
Vulnerabiltiy 2

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Related Controls
Control 1
Control 2

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Related Technical Impacts


Technical Impact 1
Technical Impact 2

References
Note: A reference to related CWE or CAPEC article
should be added when exists. Eg:

CWE 79.
http://www.link1.com
Title for the link2

In addition, one should classify vulnerability based on


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[[Category:Error_Handling_Vulnerability|Category:Err
or Handling Vulnerability]]

Availability Vulnerability
Authorization Vulnerability

Authentication Vulnerability

Concurrency Vulnerability

Configuration Vulnerability
Cryptographic Vulnerability

Encoding Vulnerability

Error Handling Vulnerability


Input Validation Vulnerability

Logging and Auditing Vulnerability

Session Management Vulnerability

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