Improper Request Propagation before Data Reception in Write Transactions in a Bus Architecture

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Improper Request Propagation before Data Reception in Write Transactions in a Bus Architecture CWE-1476 CWE-1476 at MITRE

The product uses a multi-manager shared bus architecture with an on-chip interconnect that speculatively propagates a request for a write transaction, but it does not ensure that the remaining steps required by the manager module to complete the request are fulfilled in a timely manner.

No published CVEs reference this weakness.

Common Weaknesses

Improper Request Propagation before Data Reception in Write Transactions in a Bus Architecture CWE-1476 CWE-1476 at MITRE