Code Security Report: 2 Total Findings [main]
Scan Metadata
Our latest code security scan was conducted on 2025-04-21 05:01am. The scan analyzed a total of 1 project files and detected 1 programming language, which is Java. The scan resulted in 2 total findings, with 0 new findings and 0 resolved findings.
Finding Details
Our code security scan identified two medium-severity findings, which are related to Error Messages Information Exposure. These findings are categorized under CWE-209 and are located in the dummy.java file.
Finding 1
| Severity | Vulnerability Type | CWE | File | Data Flows | Detected |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Medium |
Error Messages Information Exposure | CWE-209 | dummy.java:34 | 1 | 2025-04-21 04:59am |
The vulnerable code is located at dummy.java:34 and can be viewed by clicking on the Vulnerable Code link below.
To address this finding, we recommend reviewing the Secure Code Warrior Error Messages Information Exposure Training and Video resources provided below.
Secure Code Warrior Training Material
● Training
▪ Secure Code Warrior Error Messages Information Exposure Training
● Videos
▪ Secure Code Warrior Error Messages Information Exposure Video
Finding 2
| Severity | Vulnerability Type | CWE | File | Data Flows | Detected |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| <img src='https://whitesource-resources.whitesourcesoftware.com/medium_vul.png?' width= height=20> Medium | Error Messages Information Exposure | CWE-209 | dummy.java:38 | 1 | 2025-04-21 04:59am |
The vulnerable code is located at dummy.java:38 and can be viewed by clicking on the Vulnerable Code link below.
To address this finding, we recommend reviewing the Secure Code Warrior Error Messages Information Exposure Training and Video resources provided below.
Secure Code Warrior Training Material
● Training
▪ Secure Code Warrior Error Messages Information Exposure Training
● Videos
▪ Secure Code Warrior Error Messages Information Exposure Video
Conclusion
Our code security scan identified two medium-severity findings related to Error Messages Information Exposure. These findings are categorized under CWE-209 and are located in the dummy.java file. To address these findings, we recommend reviewing the Secure Code Warrior Error Messages Information Exposure Training and Video resources provided below.
Recommendations
- Review the Secure Code Warrior Error Messages Information Exposure Training and Video resources provided below.
- Address the findings by modifying the vulnerable code to prevent Error Messages Information Exposure.
- Consider implementing additional security measures to prevent similar findings in the future.
Additional Resources
- Secure Code Warrior Error Messages Information Exposure Training
- Secure Code Warrior Error Messages Information Exposure Video
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the purpose of a code security report?
A: A code security report is a detailed analysis of a software project's security vulnerabilities. It helps developers identify and address potential security risks, ensuring the project is secure and reliable.
Q: What are the two findings in this code security report?
A: The two findings in this report are related to Error Messages Information Exposure. These findings are categorized under CWE-209 and are located in the dummy.java file.
Q: What is CWE-209?
A: CWE-209 is a Common Weakness Enumeration (CWE) identifier that represents Error Messages Information Exposure. This weakness occurs when an application exposes sensitive information, such as error messages, that can be used by attackers to gain unauthorized access or disrupt the application.
Q: How can I address the findings in this report?
A: To address the findings, you should review the Secure Code Warrior Error Messages Information Exposure Training and Video resources provided below. You should also modify the vulnerable code to prevent Error Messages Information Exposure.
Q: What are the benefits of addressing these findings?
A: Addressing these findings will help prevent Error Messages Information Exposure, which can lead to unauthorized access or disruption of the application. It will also improve the overall security and reliability of the project.
Q: How can I prevent similar findings in the future?
A: To prevent similar findings in the future, you should implement additional security measures, such as code reviews, testing, and secure coding practices. You should also stay up-to-date with the latest security best practices and guidelines.
Q: What are some additional resources that can help me address these findings?
A: Some additional resources that can help you address these findings include:
- Secure Code Warrior Error Messages Information Exposure Training
- Secure Code Warrior Error Messages Information Exposure Video
Conclusion
Addressing the findings in this code security report is crucial to ensuring the security and reliability of your project. By reviewing the Secure Code Warrior Error Messages Information Exposure Training and Video resources and modifying the vulnerable code, you can prevent Error Messages Information Exposure and improve the overall security of your project.
Recommendations
- Review the Secure Code Warrior Error Messages Information Exposure Training and Video resources provided below.
- Address the findings by modifying the vulnerable code to prevent Error Messages Information Exposure.
- Consider implementing additional security measures to prevent similar findings in the future.