CWE-388 (7PK-错误) — Vulnerability Class 8

This page provides vulnerability aggregation data for the weakness type identified as CWE-388, commonly referred to as Sleep of Death. The content collected here covers security advisories, vulnerability reports, and incident data spanning a broad historical timeline to ensure comprehensive coverage of past and present occurrences. By consulting this resource, users can systematically track vendor-specific advisories related to denial-of-service conditions caused by excessive system suspension or sleep states. This approach allows security professionals to understand the broader context and classification of this weakness class within the Common Weakness Enumeration framework. Furthermore, it enables investigators to look up a specific product's vulnerability history, identifying patterns in how different manufacturers have addressed or failed to mitigate these timing-related security flaws. The aggregated data serves as a central reference point for analyzing the root causes and impacts of sleep-related vulnerabilities across various software and hardware ecosystems. It highlights the recurring nature of this weakness in embedded systems, network devices, and general-purpose computing platforms where improper handling of power states or timer interrupts can lead to system unavailability. This structured presentation aids in risk assessment, patch management, and defensive coding practices by providing clear visibility into the scope and severity of CWE-388 instances. It supports security teams in prioritizing remediation efforts and developing more robust testing strategies to prevent similar denial-of-service conditions in future software releases.