CWE-310 (加密问题) — Vulnerability Class 52

This page documents the aggregation of security vulnerabilities associated with the Common Weakness Enumeration identifier CWE-310, which pertains to Cryptographic Issues involving the improper handling of encryption keys. The content compiled here encompasses a wide array of vulnerabilities that stem from weaknesses in the management, storage, or transmission of cryptographic materials, covering releases and advisories issued between 2015 and 2024. By reviewing this curated dataset, users can effectively track specific vendor advisories to stay informed about emerging risks, gain a deeper understanding of the structural implications of this weakness class across different software ecosystems, and investigate the historical vulnerability patterns of individual products to assess long-term security hygiene. The data focuses exclusively on verified issues where the root cause is linked to key management flaws, such as hardcoding keys, weak key generation, or insufficient protection mechanisms. This resource serves as a neutral reference point for security analysts, developers, and auditors who need to contextualize these defects within broader application security frameworks without promotional bias. Through the systematic collection of public reports and vendor notifications, this aggregation aims to provide clarity on how CWE-310 manifests in real-world scenarios, highlighting the critical need for robust cryptographic practices to prevent unauthorized access and data breaches.