secure coding practices for vulnerability prevention
Secure coding practices for vulnerability prevention refer to a set of techniques, guidelines, and methodologies that developers follow to minimize the possibility of security vulnerabilities being introduced into software during the coding phase. These practices focus on ensuring that code is developed in a way that is resistant to attacks, protects sensitive data, and prevents common security issues such as injection attacks, buffer overflows, and cross-site scripting.
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