International security organizations contain updated and rationalized a list of 25 common programming errors that cause security vulnerabilities and depiction software users to cyber attack.
The US-funded association project, which is managed by the Mitre and Sans 
Institute and brings mutually security experts from more than 30 global organizations, first compiled its list of 25 risky coding practices in January 2009.
The arrangement of the list has been customized to make it easier to use by distinguishing mitigations and general secure programming principles from more concrete weaknesses, the organizations said.
This year’s top 25 entries are priorities using inputs from more than 20 organizations, which evaluated each weakness based on prevalence and meaning.
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