ISC2 Certified Secure Software Lifecycle Professional (CSSLP) Practice Question

During a security-focused sprint review, a tester submits an excessively long string in a search field and causes an unhandled exception that returns a complete Java stack trace to the user, exposing file paths and class names. Under a formal security bug-tracking taxonomy, how should the team record this finding to ensure proper risk prioritisation?

  • Record it as a defect, because it is a coding flaw affecting normal functionality rather than security.

  • Log it as an enhancement request, because suppressing stack traces would merely improve user experience, not security.

  • Record it as a vulnerability, since it creates an information-disclosure weakness that attackers could exploit.

  • Record it as an error, since it reflects a developer's mistake that happens before code execution.

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