OWASP Cloud Tenant Isolation

OWASP Cloud Tenant Isolation - An OWASP incubator project

About OWASP Cloud Tenant Isolation

Overview

Cross-tenant vulnerabilities are a new type of security risk that is characteristic of cloud-based applications. Such bugs can enable malicious tenants to break security boundaries, escape tenant isolation and access other tenants’ data. The goal of this project is to create highly practical guidance for cloud developers to manage the risk of isolation escape by ensuring proper implementation of strong security boundaries, and thereby mitigate potential cross-tenant vulnerabilities in their SaaS/PaaS applications.

Description

The goals of this project:

Project Resources

Project Leaders

Amitai Cohen

Project Leader

Project Information

Incubator Project

Classification

Other

Language

HTML

License

Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International

Contributors

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