As already shared during the virtual Dutch Chapter meetup: we are going to release a new version of the MSTG soon. We have been quite busy with moving it to the new build system first as the document got too large for our old tooling. This is a great incentive as well to think of how we can make the guide more focused so that the size does not matter ;-)
More news on the new release will follow soon...
Hi everybody,
we are all in more or less restrictive lock-down situations, but the guideline is always #StayHome. This is definitely a challenging time for you, but also us. But luckily it was also never easier to collaborate and share, through so many different tools and platforms.
A new version of the OWASP Mobile Application Security Standard (MASVS) was released! The MASVS establishes baseline security requirements for mobile apps and summarizes them in one standard. With this new release we achieved a significant alignment and coverage with existing mobile security documents from ENISA, older NIST documents, OWASP Mobile top 10, and others. The new version 1.2 is available in Github Releases: https://github.com/OWASP/masvs/releases/tag/v1.2. For more details please look into our Release Notes for Version 1.2 and Version 1.2-RC https://github.com/OWASP/mastg/releases/tag/v1.2.
We have a pre-release of MASVS Version 1.2. This will be the reference document for further translations.
Want more training apps? We hear you! We just released the MSTG-Android-Java & MSTG-Android-Kotlin for Android and the MSTG-JWT app for iOS. Come and check it out at the release page! With special thanks to Sven Schleier (@sushi2k), Wen Bin Kong (@kongwenbin), Nikhil Soni (@nikhil), and Ryan Teoh (@ryantzj).
We are joining the #hacktoberfest October 2-31. Check out our issues at Github. Register at https://hacktoberfest.digitalocean.com.
We have launched a react-native experiment based on our compliance checklist. Want to teach others how to validate React Native apps against the MASVS? Check this Google sheet!
We have launched a react-native experiment based on our compliance checklist. Want to teach others how to validate React Native apps against the MASVS? Check this Google sheet!
We have launched a react-native experiment based on our compliance checklist. Want to teach others how to validate React Native apps against the MASVS? Check this Google sheet!
We are happy to announce that Carlos Holguera joins us as an official MSTG Author and co-leader! With a team of 3 we hope to march further as that would make our lives easier given that all of this hard work is done by volunteers!