Install Desktop
Threat Dragon comes in two variants, a desktop application and a web application.
Desktop application install instructions
Installable versions are available for download from the OWASP GitHub area:
- Windows (64 bit) executable / NSIS installer
- MacOS installers (.dmg) for X86 and Apple silicon
- Linux AppImage used for most Linux distributions and hardware platforms
- Linux Snap image is available from the official snapcraft distribution
- Package
.rpm
for Red Hat Linux, AIX, CentOS, Fedora - Package
.deb
for debian based Linux such as Ubuntu, Trisqel and Debian itself
Linux installer and AppImage
Packages for both Debian and Fedora Linux on AMD64 and X86-64bit platforms can be downloaded from the releases area. Platform independent application installers Snap and AppImage are also provided.
MacOS installer
Download the .dmg
MacOS installer from the releases area.
Open the download and drag ‘OWASP Threat Dragon’ to the application directory.
When the install has finished, run Threat Dragon from launchpad or from Finder / Applications.
Windows installer
Download the Windows .exe
installer from the releases area.
Run the installer and invoke the application from the shortcut.
Desktop application build instructions
As an alternative to using a released version of the the Threat Dragon desktop application,
npm
can be used to install and run Threat Dragon locally:
git clone https://github.com/owasp/threat-dragon
cd threat-dragon
npm install
This allows access to the latest code updates between releases,
To run the Threat Dragon desktop application in development mode:
npm run start:desktop
To build an installer:
npm run build:desktop
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