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How should a bug be classified if it causes a security vulnerability but affects only a non-critical module with no immediate exploit known?
How should a bug be classified if it causes a security vulnerability but affects only a non-critical module with no immediate exploit known?
hard📝 Application Q9 of 15
Step-by-Step Solution
Solution:
Step 1: Assess severity of security vulnerability
Security issues are usually high severity due to potential risk.Step 2: Assess priority given no immediate exploit and non-critical module
Priority is medium because no urgent exploit exists and module is less critical.Final Answer:
High severity, medium priority -> Option BQuick Check:
Security risk = High severity; urgency depends on exploit [OK]
Quick Trick: Security bugs = high severity; priority varies by risk [OK]
Common Mistakes:
- Ignoring security impact on severity
- Assuming all security bugs have highest priority
- Confusing module criticality with severity
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