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Insufficient Logging and Monitoring

Inadequate logging and monitoring can make it difficult to detect security incidents or respond to them effectively. Proper logging and monitoring are crucial for identifying and investigating security breaches.

def transferFunds(amount, recipient):
    # Transfer funds
    deductFunds(amount)
    creditRecipient(amount)

    # Logging
    log("Funds transferred: " + amount + " to " + recipient)

In this example, the code performs a fund transfer but lacks detailed logging and monitoring. In the event of an attack or suspicious activity, it becomes challenging to identify and respond promptly without proper logs and monitoring systems in place.

To mitigate this risk, implement comprehensive logging mechanisms that capture relevant events and errors. Set up monitoring and alerting systems to detect and respond to security incidents effectively.

These code examples demonstrate simplified scenarios to illustrate the vulnerabilities associated with each of the OWASP Top 10 risks. Remember that real-world implementations may be more complex, and secure coding practices should be followed to effectively address these risks.

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