Displaying test cases 18401 - 18425 of 45437 in total
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The SQL Injection is possible because the arguments are not validated before the MySQL query.
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The test case avoids a Cross-Site Scripting of a CGI program in C that takes the arguments and print it out.
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The test case shows a Cross-Site Scripting of a CGI program in C that takes the arguments and print it out.
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Correctly refer to the expected memory address due to the semantics of when math operations are implicitly scaled.
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Accidentally refer to the wrong memory address due to the semantics of when math operations are implicitly scaled.
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Test of tool ability to identify use of an uninitialized variable (fixed).
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Test of tool ability to identify use of an uninitialized variable (flawed).
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The test case avoids a Stack-based Buffer Overflow.
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The test case shows a Stack-based Buffer Overflow.
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Test if tool can detect a heap inspection vulnerability (fixed).
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Test if tool can detect a heap inspection vulnerability (flawed).
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A strcpy is used to copy a string into a heap buffer. The caller shortens the string to prevent a buffer overflow from occuring.
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A strcpy is used to copy a string into a heap buffer. The caller shortens the string but an overflow condition is still allowed.
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A strncpy safely copies a string into a heap buffer.
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A strncpy is used to copy a string but the length is given incorrectly leading to a heap buffer overflow.
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A length check is made before strcpy, avoiding heap buffer overflow.
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A length check is not made before strcpy, causing heap buffer overflow.
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A strcpy does not overflow a stack buffer because a check is made to avoid an overflow condition.
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A strcpy overflows a stack buffer. A check was made to avoid an overflow condition but the check is off by one.
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A malloc-ed data is freed only once.
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A malloc-ed data is freed before being returned to the caller and freed again.
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A malloc-ed data is freed in the caller.
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A malloc-ed data is returned to the caller but never freed.
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A malloc-ed data is freed.
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A malloc-ed data is never freed and all pointers to the data are lost.