unsigned integer overflow vulnerabilities
"Unsigned integer overflow vulnerabilities" refer to security weaknesses that occur when an arithmetic operation on an unsigned integer value results in a value that is larger than the maximum representable value for that data type, causing unexpected behavior or potential exploitable issues in a software system.
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