OWASP’s subtractive security project measures the attack paths you erased

An attacker who talks a user into opening an attachment gets whatever that machine still permits: a service account with rights across the domain, an outbound route to anywhere, a scripting engine sitting there for the taking. Christopher Frenz wants those capabilities deleted before anyone writes a detection rule for them. Frenz leads the OWASP Subtractive Security Top 10, a set of nine lists published alongside an engineering standard called Path Erasure Rate. Organizations that … More → The post OWASP’s subtractive security project measures the attack paths you erased appeared first on Help Net Security.