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Re: OWASP Top Ten - My Case For Updating It
From: focus () karsites net
Date: Thu, 14 Jul 2005 00:02:48 +0100 (BST)
This may be of interest, a white paper on secure web application development. http://wd.ittoolbox.com/documents/document.asp?i=4732&rss=1 Kind Regards - Keith Roberts
-----Original Message----- From: Mark Curphey [mailto:mark () curphey com] If the problem of web application security is poor software quality, it is a natural conclusion that the solution is to build better software. Not once in the top ten does the list address the fact that the majority of software is built without a design, security requirements or a repeatable software security development process.
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- RE: OWASP Top Ten - My Case For Updating It Mark Curphey (Jul 10)
- Re: OWASP Top Ten - My Case For Updating It Saqib Ali (Jul 11)
- Re: OWASP Top Ten - My Case For Updating It James E. Powell (Jul 11)
- Re: OWASP Top Ten - My Case For Updating It Frank O'Dwyer (Jul 13)
- Re: OWASP Top Ten - My Case For Updating It Jeff Williams (Jul 11)
- RE: OWASP Top Ten - My Case For Updating It Jeff Robertson (Jul 11)
- RE: OWASP Top Ten - My Case For Updating It Mark Curphey (Jul 11)
- Re: OWASP Top Ten - My Case For Updating It Dean H. Saxe (Jul 11)
- RE: OWASP Top Ten - My Case For Updating It Mark Curphey (Jul 11)
- Re: Re: OWASP Top Ten - My Case For Updating It rajeshkumardilli (Jul 11)
- RE: OWASP Top Ten - My Case For Updating It maburns (Jul 12)
- Re: OWASP Top Ten - My Case For Updating It focus (Jul 13)