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News: Security Sources 1/14/2003 14:10

OWASP Top Ten "Dumb Security Mistakes that Programmers Make"

Published By: SecurityNewsPortal
Posted By: Adam Chalemian
1/14/2003

The Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) has released their Top Ten List of Dumb Programmer Mistakes in order to help organizations understand and improve the security of their web applications and web services. This list was created to focus government and industry on the most serious of these vulnerabilities. Web application security vulnerabilities are highly exploitable and the consequence of an attack can be devastating. These vulnerabilities represent an equivalent magnitude of risk as network security problems, and should be given the same degree of attention.

Using this list, organizations can send a message to web site developers that "we want you to make sure that you won't make these mistakes." The security issues raised here are not new. In fact, some have been well understood for decades. Yet for some reason, major software development projects are still making these mistakes and jeopardizing not only their customers' security, but also the security of the entire Internet.


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