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Note that this rule makes no assumptions about the integrity of the data being sent down a socket. For information about securiting data integrity, see SER02-J. Sign and then seal sensitive objects before sending them outside a trust boundary.
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- The data being sent over the socket is not sensitive
- The data is sensitive, but properly encrypted. See SER02-J. Sign and then seal sensitive objects before sending them outside a trust boundary for more information.
- The network path of the socket never crosses a trust boundary. This could happen if, for example, the two endpoings of the socket are within a local network and the entire network is trusted.
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