Baseweak
Baseweak is a term used in cryptography and computer security to describe a situation where a system or algorithm relies on a weak foundation, making it vulnerable to attacks. This weakness can manifest in various ways, such as the use of insecure cryptographic primitives, poor implementation practices, or insufficient security protocols.
When a system has a baseweak, it means that even if other components of the system are
Identifying and addressing baseweaks is crucial for maintaining strong security. This often involves rigorous code reviews,
Examples of baseweaks could include using outdated or broken encryption algorithms, employing weak passwords or authentication