CWE-96 (静态存储代码中指令转义处理不恰当(静态代码注入)) — Vulnerability Class 21

CWE-96 represents a critical input validation weakness where applications fail to properly sanitize user-supplied directives before embedding them into statically saved code resources. This vulnerability typically arises when developers construct executable files, libraries, or configuration templates by directly concatenating untrusted data with code syntax, allowing attackers to inject malicious commands or logic. Exploitation occurs when the compromised resource is subsequently executed, granting the attacker unintended control over the system or application behavior. To mitigate this risk, developers must implement rigorous input validation and strict output encoding techniques. By ensuring that all external inputs are neutralized or escaped before integration into static code structures, organizations can prevent the injection of unauthorized directives, thereby preserving the integrity and security of their executable assets against code injection attacks.