OWASP Embedded Application Security

OWASP Embedded Application Security - An OWASP project

About OWASP Embedded Application Security

Contributions

You do not have to be a security expert in order to contribute! Some of the ways you can help: Feel free to sign up for a task out of our roadmap below or add your own idea to the roadmap. To get started, create a GitBook account or sign in with your Github credentials to add comments and make edits. All changes are tracked and synced to https://github.com/scriptingxss/embeddedappsec. Alternatively, clone the Github repo, use your favorite markdown editor, apply/make your edits, and submit a pull request. Feel free to contact the project leaders for ways to get involved. Any contributions to the guide itself should be made via the [guide’s project repo] (https://scriptingxss.gitbook.io/embedded-appsec-best-practices/. Made possible by contributions from: Jim Manico Benjamin Samuels Janet Kulp

Getting Started

For the most up to date best practices document, please visit https://scriptingxss.gitbooks.io/embedded-appsec-best-practices/

Project Resources

Project Leaders

Alex Lafrenz

Project Leader

Aaron Guzman

Project Leader

Project Information

Incubator Project

Classification

IoT/OT Security

Language

Python

License

BSD 2-Clause Simplified License

Contributors

315

GitHub Stars

9118

Downloads

Corporate Supporters

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