CWE-1432
View ProhibitedWeaknesses in the 2025 CWE Most Important Hardware Weaknesses List
Status: Stable
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Helped the CWE Team to define methodology and scoring algorithms; performed data analysis and mappings for Weakness Data Collection (WDC); and/or participated in Expert Poll 1 (EP1) or Expert Poll 2 (EP2).
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