Top 10 Introduction
summary
OWASP Top 10 2021 is the current baseline with a 2025 revision underway using hundreds of thousands of data points from thousands of sources plus a two‑question survey; eight categories derive from automated telemetry and two from expert responses. Priorities shift: broken access control rises to #1, injection falls to #3, and Cryptographic failures, insecure design, supply‑chain checks (CycloneDX, dependency check) and logging/monitoring become decisive. Recommended fixes include deny‑by‑default access, unified controls, MFA and rate limits, signed updates and segmentation.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00OWASP Top 10 intro
- 1:16History of OWASP Top 10
- 3:42Methodology for rankings
- 8:13Broken Access Control
- 10:24Cryptographic failures
- 14:40Injection deep dive
- 16:28Insecure design
- 18:14Misconfiguration impacts
- 20:44Outdated components
- 23:10Authentication failures
- 24:55Integrity failures
- 26:20Logging failures
- 27:46Server-Side Request Forgery risks
- 29:12Key lessons
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