insecure deserialization of files
Insecure deserialization of files refers to a vulnerability in a software system where malicious actors can exploit the way data is received and processed during deserialization, posing a security risk. This vulnerability can allow attackers to execute unauthorized code, manipulate data, or gain unauthorized access to the system, potentially leading to compromise of the entire software application or system.
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- data corruption in different file formats
- file manipulation
- improper implementation of file access control
- insecure coding practices
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- insecure file permissions
- insecure inter-process communication
- insecure memory access
- insecure temporary file creation
- insecure token storage
- insufficient input validation
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