Cheatsheets Project
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Cheat sheets live on GitHub as markdown, updated by hundreds of contributors, with 42 open issues right now and CI lint checks that gate merges; a pull request workflow edits content and pushes live. Recommendations change to concrete values: argon2id first with about 15 MB memory, iterations 2 and parallelism 1, then scrypt next, then bcrypt labeled “legacy,” and PBKDF2 at 310000 iterations. Automation and branch/PR edits actually land immediately and close issues.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Welcome
- 1:07OAS projects overview
- 3:15OAS Cheat Sheet Series intro
- 6:50How cheat sheets work
- 16:46Live cheat sheet update
- 17:28Practical use of cheat sheets
- 23:10OAS Proactive Controls intro
- 28:142023 Proactive Controls update
- 30:27OAS ASVS standard intro
- 34:15Live ASVS update
- 37:30OAS defensive projects summary
- 38:33Q&A
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