hich of the following types of information would MOST likely be included in an application security assessment report addressed to developers? (Choose two.)

Use of non-optimized sort functions relates to application performance, not a security vulnerability.

Poor input sanitization is a critical security vulnerability that directly leads to common attacks like SQL injection and cross-site scripting (XSS). Developers need to address this to prevent data compromise and integrity issues.

Null pointer dereferences are common programming errors that can lead to application crashes, denial-of-service conditions, or, in some cases, enable more sophisticated exploits like information disclosure or arbitrary code execution, making them significant security concerns for developers.

Non-compliance with a code style guide is a code quality and maintainability issue, not a direct security vulnerability.

Use of deprecated Javadoc tags is a documentation or code quality issue, not a security vulnerability.

A cyclomatic complexity score of 3 is a metric for code complexity, which can indicate maintainability issues but is not a direct security finding to be reported as a vulnerability.