Standard Classification: Top 10 Privacy Risks 2021
summary
OWASP publishes Top 10 Privacy Risks 2021 v2.0 after a yearlong update, using OECD principles and a structured risk rating that combines frequency and impact and that weights impact as 30% operator 60% data subject. The process surveys about 60 experts, scores 20 candidate violations, and outputs a ranked top ten where web application vulnerabilities remain #1 and new entries include “consent on everything” and “insufficient data quality”; countermeasures and multilingual resources are in progress.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:00Privacy Situation in the World
- 5:50Project Goals
- 8:20Method
- 9:48Frequency
- 10:56Results
- 12:44Web application vulnerabilities
- 13:38Content on everything
- 16:04Insufficient data
- 16:55Missing session expiration
- 18:18Challenges
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