DotNet Security Cheat Sheet — A04 Insecure Design
Insecure design refers to security failures in the design of the application or system.
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Insecure design refers to security failures in the design of the application or system. This is different than the other items in the OWASP Top 10 list which refer to implementation failures. The topic of secure design is therefore not related to a specific technology or language and is therefore out of scope for this cheat sheet. See the Secure Product Design Cheat Sheet for more information.
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