DEPRECATED: Containment Errors (Container Errors)
This entry has been retired because it functioned more as a broad category than a specific, actionable vulnerability. The term 'container' also caused confusion, as developers interpret it differently than originally intended, making the entry unclear for practical use.
This weakness was deprecated because it lacked the precision needed for effective security analysis. Instead of describing a single flaw, it grouped many different issues related to data structures, which made it difficult for developers to identify and fix specific problems in their code. More focused entries now better address the original concerns. For modern vulnerability research, you should refer to more specific weaknesses related to improper bounds checking, type confusion, or memory corruption. These provide clearer guidance for preventing errors when handling data structures, arrays, or collection objects in your applications.