Improper Error Handling.¶
OWASP Foundation. Improper Error Handling.
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Primes¶
- Diagnostically Inert Signal
- Regulatory rejection: "your application is denied" without decomposition into which element failed which criterion, so the applicant cannot remedy without a second process. Peer review: a "reject" decision with reasons too generic to act on; the author can only resubmit and hope. Customer-service security responses: "denied for security reasons" with no indication of which apparatus blocked the request or what input would unblock it.
This sourceTreats error/denial messaging in security contexts — the trade-off between revealing actionable detail and leaking information — and the resulting opaque 'denied for security reasons' responses that announce a block without telling the legitimate user what would unblock it.
- Regulatory rejection: "your application is denied" without decomposition into which element failed which criterion, so the applicant cannot remedy without a second process. Peer review: a "reject" decision with reasons too generic to act on; the author can only resubmit and hope. Customer-service security responses: "denied for security reasons" with no indication of which apparatus blocked the request or what input would unblock it.
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