CWE-525

Sensitive Pages Could Be Cached

Severity:
Low
Summary

One or more pages contain possible sensitive information (e.g. a password parameter) and could be potentially cached. Even in secure SSL channels sensitive data could be stored by intermediary proxies and SSL terminators. To prevent this, a Cache-Control header should be specified.

Impact

Possible sensitive information disclosure.

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