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Avoid Displaying Detailed Error Messages to End Users: When an error occurs, avoid displaying technical details or stack traces to end users. These messages can provide valuable information to attackers, aiding them in finding vulnerabilities or crafting targeted attacks. Instead, provide a generic error message that doesn't disclose sensitive information but still conveys that an error occurred.

Use Logging to Capture Error Details: Implement comprehensive logging mechanisms to record error details, including the type of error, its location, and any relevant contextual information. Proper logging assists in troubleshooting and investigating issues without exposing sensitive data to end users.

Centralized Error Handling: Implement centralized error handling mechanisms to handle exceptions consistently throughout the application. This ensures that errors are managed uniformly, reducing the risk of missed or overlooked error scenarios.

Validate Input Data: Validate all user input and data coming from external sources. Proper input validation can prevent errors and security vulnerabilities, such as buffer overflows, SQL injection, and Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) attacks.

Use Strongly Typed Exceptions: Ensure that exceptions are strongly typed and specific to the error scenario. Avoid using generic catch-all exception handlers as they may obscure the root cause of an error and make debugging difficult.

Limit Information Leakage: When logging or displaying error messages, ensure that you only include necessary information for debugging purposes. Avoid exposing sensitive data like passwords, API keys, or internal system paths.

Graceful Failure: Design error handling to fail gracefully, providing a controlled and secure response to errors. Avoid crashing or exposing internal system details to attackers.

Avoid Ignoring Exceptions: Never ignore exceptions or errors. Ignoring exceptions can lead to unhandled errors, unexpected behavior, or security vulnerabilities.

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