application-security
RCE
Remote Code Execution
Definition
RCE is a critical vulnerability class that allows an attacker to execute arbitrary code on a target system from a remote location. It can result from exploiting deserialization flaws, injection vulnerabilities, memory corruption bugs, or server-side template injection.
RCE vulnerabilities receive the highest CVSS severity scores and demand immediate patching because they provide complete system compromise.
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