Anyone whose security program is to only address the @OWASP Top Ten will have •massive• security gaps no matter what we put in it. And no one is suggesting that dev’s should skip logging. This is called a “straw man argument” and is a form of manipulation. #booo
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Replying to @manicode @owasp
Easy enough to fix. I present to you the OWASP Top One: 1. All the vulns in the universe — past, present, and future. Protect against that and don’t let me down.

Mar 31, 2021 · 9:31 PM UTC

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To steal from Dan Geer (I was recently reminded of this quote) - "my own definition of security: The absence of unmitigatable surprise. "
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I’m not saying to protect against all the vulns in the universe, @asteingruebl and @bilcorry but I am saying we can do much better than just a top 10 awareness list. 🤷‍♂️
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Replying to @bilcorry
How about the ASVS from @owasp a more reasonable set of requirements for secure development?