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SOS: Service Oriented Security
- The Curious Case of API Security
- Getting OWASP Top Ten Right with Dynamic Authorization
- Top 10 API Security Considerations
- Mobile AppSec Triathlon
- Measure Your Margin of Safety
- Top 10 Security Considerations for Internet of Things
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- Dark Reading IAM
- API Gateway Secuirty
- Directions in Incident Detection and Response
- Security > 140
- Open Group Security Architecture
- Reference Monitor for the Internet of Things
- Don't Trust. And Verify.
Another thing to look for is "BUGBUG". That is/was popular with Microsoft and IBM programmers to flag bogosities in the code.
Posted by: Purple Avenger | October 07, 2006 at 05:55 PM