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Issue: ASVS has always been a "20% of the controls to cover 80% of the issue" standard. Reverse engineering and obfuscation are not controls, but delaying tactics for software that fits into a tiny corner case. Additionally, as an open standard, any control that requires a significant investment in third party tools to be compliant is unacceptable.
Remove all references to reverse engineering and obfuscation.
Align 17.7 with the results of OWASP Top M10 2015
Retire 17.11
Retire 17.25
To allow easy transition to 2.1, 17.11 and 11.25 should simply be blanked out to avoid a renumbering effort on the part of ASVS users and tools.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Issue: ASVS has always been a "20% of the controls to cover 80% of the issue" standard. Reverse engineering and obfuscation are not controls, but delaying tactics for software that fits into a tiny corner case. Additionally, as an open standard, any control that requires a significant investment in third party tools to be compliant is unacceptable.
Remove all references to reverse engineering and obfuscation.
Align 17.7 with the results of OWASP Top M10 2015
Retire 17.11
Retire 17.25
To allow easy transition to 2.1, 17.11 and 11.25 should simply be blanked out to avoid a renumbering effort on the part of ASVS users and tools.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: