misconfig
Misconfig refers to a security vulnerability that arises from the improper or insecure configuration of a system, application, or network device. This can occur due to human error, a lack of understanding of security best practices, or the use of default settings that are not sufficiently secure. Misconfigurations can leave systems exposed to a wide range of threats, including unauthorized access, data breaches, and denial-of-service attacks.
Common examples of misconfigurations include weak passwords, open network ports that should be closed, unnecessary services
The impact of a misconfiguration can vary significantly depending on the system affected and the nature of
Addressing misconfigurations typically involves regular security audits, the implementation of secure configuration baselines, automated scanning tools