Description: Framework vulnerability refers to a security flaw present in a software framework, which is a set of tools and libraries that facilitate application development. These vulnerabilities can be exploited by attackers to compromise the security of applications using that framework. The main characteristics of these vulnerabilities include the potential for executing malicious code, exposing sensitive data, and altering application functionality. The relevance of these vulnerabilities lies in the fact that many developers use popular frameworks, meaning that a single vulnerability can affect a large number of applications. This makes the identification and correction of these vulnerabilities crucial for maintaining security in software development. Additionally, the nature of frameworks, which often abstract and simplify complex processes, can lead developers to overlook security aspects, increasing the risk of exploitation. Therefore, it is essential for developers to conduct regular vulnerability assessments and keep their frameworks updated to mitigate these risks.
