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    A security flaw is a involuntary weakness despite the developer and in contrary of a malicious flaw.

    This is a vulnerability, that can be exploited but not designed to be. Usually the developer takes this seriously and release a patch to fix this security flaw.

    Security flaws are not created but discovered.

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