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Re: OWASP Top Ten - taxing taxonomies
From: "Frank O'Dwyer" <fod () littlecatZ com>
Date: Wed, 13 Jul 2005 22:14:24 +0100
Evans, Arian wrote:
[...] Here's three elements I use in distinction in my Taxonomy of 'Issues': Class, Category, Particular, e.g.-- Class--programmatic Category--input validation (or output encoding) Particular--XSS
I know I am going to regret asking this, but what would anyone use this for? Also what makes you think these things fit into a hierarchy at all, never mind an objective one? There are any number of ways to categorise these things. They have a habit of belonging in more than one category, too. This really doesn't strike me as any more compelling than the folders you might use to file your email or documents in. Very useful for you maybe, but probably nobody else would find their way around it. That is why these things always wind up up having multiple views and a 'search' button. Cheers, Frank
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