improper implementation of file access control
Improper implementation of file access control refers to the failure to adequately establish and enforce measures and policies that govern the permissions and restrictions on accessing specific files or data, leading to unauthorized users being able to view, modify, or delete files they are not authorized to access.
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- access control
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- file permission issues
- file system security
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- insecure deserialization of files
- insecure file permissions
- insufficient input validation
- insufficient validation of file inputs
- privileged access control
- unauthorized access
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