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CA IDMS and associated applications, when making use of dynamic code execution, must scan input data for invalid values that may indicate a code injection attack.

Profiles that employ this XCCDF Rule

  • No profile (default benchmark)

    version: 2 accepted
    Updated 27 days ago
  • I - Mission Critical Classified

    version: 2 accepted
    Updated 27 days ago
  • I - Mission Critical Public

    version: 2 accepted
    Updated 27 days ago
  • I - Mission Critical Sensitive

    version: 2 accepted
    Updated 27 days ago
  • II - Mission Support Classified

    version: 2 accepted
    Updated 27 days ago
  • II - Mission Support Public

    version: 2 accepted
    Updated 27 days ago
  • II - Mission Support Sensitive

    version: 2 accepted
    Updated 27 days ago
  • III - Administrative Classified

    version: 2 accepted
    Updated 27 days ago
  • III - Administrative Public

    version: 2 accepted
    Updated 27 days ago
  • III - Administrative Sensitive

    version: 2 accepted
    Updated 27 days ago

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