Displaying test cases 38726 - 38750 of 38801 in total
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The test case is a basic CGI source code which allows Cross-Site Scripting (XSS). The code has a Scope complexity.
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The test case is a basic CGI source code which allows Cross-Site Scripting (XSS). The code has a Scope complexity.
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user can input more then the max number of characters causing a stack overflow
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user can input more then the max number of characters causing a stack overflow
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created short is never deleted
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created short is never deleted
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created objects are never destroyed
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created objects are never destroyed
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The test case is a basic CGI source code which allows Cross-Site Scripting (XSS).
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The test case is a basic CGI source code which allows Cross-Site Scripting (XSS).
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creates a short that it does not delete
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The test case shows a Heap Overflow by trying to insert out of the bounds of the buffer a character. The code has a Array Index complexity.
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The test case shows a Heap Overflow by trying to insert out of the bounds of the buffer a character. The code has a Array Index complexity.
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users cannot add the arguments -debug -root to take advantage of leftover debug code
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The test case shows a Heap Overflow by trying to insert out of the bounds of the buffer a character. The code has a Array Address complexity.
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The test case shows a Heap Overflow by trying to insert out of the bounds of the buffer a character. The code has a Array Address complexity.
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creates a short that it does not delete
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The test case shows a Heap Overflow by trying to insert out of the bounds of the buffer a character. The code has a Scope complexity.
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The test case shows a Heap Overflow by trying to insert out of the bounds of the buffer a character. The code has a Scope complexity.
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users can add the arguments -debug -root to take advantage of leftover debug code
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The test case shows a Heap Overflow by trying to insert out of the bounds of the buffer a character \'a\'.
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The test case shows a Heap Overflow by trying to insert out of the bounds of the buffer a character \'a\'.
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Private array returned from a public method
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Test tool ability to identify potential problem of the use of static internal buffer.
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Test of tool ability to identify an unchecked error condition.