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Projects Reboot 2012

2012-07-25T21:30:18Z

Waqas Nazir:

'''Welcome the the OWASP Project Reboot Page:
'''

''What is the OWASP Project ReBoot initiative?''

OWASP needs to refresh, revitalize & update its projects. We need to make the software development community more aware of our efforts and demonstrate the foundations library of solutions & guidance designed to help with the secure application development lifecycle.

The proposal for this initiative is here:

'''[https://docs.google.com/a/owasp.org/file/d/0B5Z9zE0hx0LNSUZvOWVKd1JRWnlVaGJMcjB3SEN3Zw/edit Project Re-Boot Proposal]'''

'''Project Lead''': Eoin Keary 
'''Proposal Approval Team''': Jim Manico, Rahim Jina, Tom Brennan,... 
[[Reboot_Review_Criteria]] (For review team)

Board Approval can be seen here:
[https://www.owasp.org/index.php/May_14,2012]

To that end we have a budget to fund various project related activities. We hope putting some financial support behind projects will re-energise our community and hopefully deliver some great high quality material which can be used to support software developers and testers for years to come: 

'''Current Submissions''' 
'''[[OWASP Application Security Guide For CISOs]]''' - Selected for Reboot 
'''[[OWASP Development Guide]]''' - Selected for Reboot 
'''[[OWASP Zed Attack Proxy Reboot2012|Zed Attack Proxy]]''' - Selected for Reboot 
'''[[OWASP WebGoat Reboot2012|OWASP WebGoat]]''' 
'''[[OWASP AppSensor]]''' 
'''[[OWASP Mobile Project]]''' - Selected for Reboot 
'''[[OWASP_Portuguese_Project_Proposal | OWASP Portuguese Language Project]]''' 
'''[[OWASP_Application_Testing_guide_v4]]''' 
'''[[OWASP_ESAPI_Reboot2012 | OWASP ESAPI]]''' 
'''[[OWASP_Eliminate_Vulnerable_Code_Reboot | OWASP Eliminate Vulnerable Code Project]]''' 
 

'''Key Dates:''' 
'''Submission closing date''': July 30th 2012 
'''First round of proposal selection''': 15 June 2012 
'''Second round of proposal selection''': 10 Aug 2012 

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'''First Round Decisions''' 
The following table shows to votes submitted by reviewers. 1 is first preference, 2 is second preference and so on..
'''Any Outstanding / additional proposals shall be voted on during the second round of proposal selection (10/8/2012).'''

<table border="1" width="50%">
<tr>
<td>Proposal</td>
<td>Tom</td>
<td>Jim</td>
<td>Rahim</td>
<td>Eoin</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>OWASP Development Guide</td>
<td>1</td>
<td>1</td>
<td>1</td>
<td>2</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>OWASP CISO Guide</td>
<td>2</td>
<td>6</td>
<td>2</td>
<td>1</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>OWASP Mobile Project</td>
<td>3</td>
<td>3</td>
<td>4</td>
<td>4</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>OWASP WebGoat PHP</td>
<td>4</td>
<td>5</td>
<td>6</td>
<td>6</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>OWASP Zed Attack Proxy</td>
<td>5</td>
<td>2</td>
<td>3</td>
<td>3</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>OWASP AppSensor</td>
<td>6</td>
<td>4</td>
<td>5</td>
<td>5</td>
</tr>
</table>

'''Projects selected via first round of review''': 
#'''OWASP Development Guide''': Funding Amount: $5000 initial funding
#'''OWASP CISO Guide''': Funding Amount: $5000 initial funding
#'''OWASP Zed Attack Proxy''': Funding Amount: $5000 initial funding
#'''OWASP Mobile Project''': Funding Amount: $5000 initial funding

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'''Activity types''': 

'''Type 1''': Update, rewrite & complete guides or tools. 
This "type" is aimed at both existing and new tools or guides which require development effort to update, augment, rewrite, develop in order to achieve a high quality release quality product. 

Examples: 
#"Mini" Project based summits: Expenses associated with getting global workshops, with the aim of releasing a new version of a project. 
#Paying contributors for their time and effort. 
#Paying for user guides etc to be professionally developed (technical writing etc). 

'''Type 2''': Market, Training, Awareness, increase adoption. 
Existing, healthy robust tools and guides can utilise Type 2 activities to help with creating awareness and increasing adoption of that project. 

Examples: 
#Assisting with expenses associated with marketing a project. 
#Costs facilitating OWASP project focused training and awareness events 

'''How are we going to fund this??''' 
We are requesting all OWASP chapters which are in a healthy financial position to pledge 25% of their chapters funds to pay for this initiative. 
[https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/OWASP-REBOOT Pledge some chapter funds here]

Donate $1.00 to help save a current or future software application [http://www.firstgiving.com/fundraiser/projectreboot/owasp-project-reboot Click Here]

The Foundation shall also support this initiative with additional funding. 
The goal is to accumulate a budget of $100K which shall be appointed to projects undergoing this reboot. 

[https://docs.google.com/a/owasp.org/spreadsheet/pub?hl=en_US&hl=en_US&key=0Atu4kyR3ljftdEdQWTczbUxoMUFnWmlTODZ2ZFZvaXc&output=html - Chapter Funds]

'''Can I apply for this Reboot?''' 
You certainly can, assuming you are an OWASP member. 
If you feel your project is ready or has potential you can apply for the reboot programme. 

'''How does funding work?''' 
'''Type 1''': Funding can be applied for as required if travel/mini summit etc is to be expensed as part of the reboot. Development activities; payment to contributors shall be at 50% and 100% milestones. 
Milestones are agreed prior to project reboot initiation. 
Once the 50% milestone is reached the work done to date shall be reviewed by a member of the [https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Category:Global_Projects_Committee - GPC] and also another nominated OWASP reviewer (generally an OWASP leader). 

'''Type 2''': Funding is supplied as required. Items to be funded are agreed prior to reboot initiation. 
Invoices for the required services are sent directly to the foundation for payment.

'''How do I apply?'''
Send in a proposal with the following information:

# Project name and description. Including reboot project lead and any team members.
# Re boot type (Type 1 or Type 2)
# Goals of the reboot
# Timeline for the 50% milestone and the 100% milestone. Suggested milestone reviewers (Generally OWASP Leaders or other industry experts)
# Budget required and how you shall spend it.

Want to support this initiative or learn more? Contact [mailto:eoin.keary@owasp.org Eoin Keary]

Projects Reboot 2012 - OWASP Eliminate Vulnerable Code

2012-07-25T21:27:51Z

Waqas Nazir:

1) '''Project name:''' '''[[Eliminate_Vulnerable_Code_Project | Eliminate Vulnerable Code Project]]'''[[https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Eliminate_Vulnerable_Code_Project]]

2) '''Description:''' Eliminate Vulnerable Code Project is geared at identifying and removing vulnerable code samples from the public domain. The project has 4 main areas of interest:

''i) Internet Web Forums''

''ii) Educational Institutions''

''iii) Printed Materials''

''iv) Open source software''

3) '''Project Team Leader:''' '''[[User:Waqas_Nazir | Waqas Nazir]]''' and we already have about 15 contributors for the project.

4) '''Re boot type:''' Type 1

5) '''Goals of the reboot:''' The goals for the reboot are divided into the following main areas:

''i) Internet Web Forums:'' The Evc Probe scanner needs more rules to be added to scan for other development languages. Currently it is only looking for a small set of issues in .NET and Java code. The hope is to add 50 more checks.

''ii) Educational Institutions:'' Work with at least two educational institutions to review their software development curriculums to identify any insecure code being used to teach developers.

''iii) Printed Materials:'' Review at least one software development book to identify any insecure code being used as references.

''iv) Open source software:'' Identify 1 high impact open source software to begin static analysis and manual review with the help of OWASP members.

''v) Prime sponsor:'' List OWASP as a prime sponsor on [https://evc.digitsec.com/sponsor.aspx]

6) '''Timeline:''' The timeline for the aforementioned goals is as follows:

''i) Internet Web Forums:''

50 % milestone = 25 new checks (August 30th, 2012).

100 % milestone = 50 new checks (September 15th, 2012).

''ii) Educational Institutions:''

50 % milestone = work with and complete analysis of first curriculum

100 % milestone = work with and complete analysis of second curriculum

''iii) Printed Materials:''

100 % milestone = Identify and work on one software development book to identify insecure code being used as reference.

''iv) Open source software:''

50 % milestone = Identify 1 high impact open source software for review and create the review team with OWASP leaders (August 15th, 2012).

100 % milestone = Document and complete initial analysis (September 30th, 2012)

''v) Prime sponsor:''
100 % milestone = List OWASP as a prime sponsor on '''[https://evc.digitsec.com/sponsor.aspx | https://evc.digitsec.com/sponsor.aspx]'''

7) '''Budget:'''

USD 10 K for prime sponsorship of EVC Project.

Sponsorship benefits are listed here: [http://www.digitsec.com/sponsor_evc.htm]

25 % of the funds will go for developing new checks for the Evc Probe scanner.

50 % of the funds will go for the development of the review process for educational institutions, printed materials, and open source software.

25 % will go towards organizing the reviews and co-ordination of the review activities.

Projects Reboot 2012 - OWASP Eliminate Vulnerable Code

2012-07-25T21:26:56Z

Waqas Nazir:

1) '''Project name:''' '''[[Eliminate_Vulnerable_Code_Project | Eliminate Vulnerable Code Project]]'''[[https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Eliminate_Vulnerable_Code_Project]]

2) '''Description:''' Eliminate Vulnerable Code Project is geared at identifying and removing vulnerable code samples from the public domain. The project has 4 main areas of interest:

''i) Internet Web Forums''

''ii) Educational Institutions''

''iii) Printed Materials''

''iv) Open source software''

3) '''Project Team Leader:''' '''[[User:Waqas_Nazir | Waqas Nazir]]''' and we already have about 15 contributors for the project.

4) '''Re boot type:''' Type 1

5) '''Goals of the reboot:''' The goals for the reboot are divided into the following main areas:

''i) Internet Web Forums:'' The Evc Probe scanner needs more rules to be added to scan for other development languages. Currently it is only looking for a small set of issues in .NET and Java code. The hope is to add 50 more checks.

''ii) Educational Institutions:'' Work with at least two educational institutions to review their software development curriculums to identify any insecure code being used to teach developers.

''iii) Printed Materials:'' Review at least one software development book to identify any insecure code being used as references.

''iv) Open source software:'' Identify 1 high impact open source software to begin static analysis and manual review with the help of OWASP members.

''v) Prime sponsor:'' List OWASP as a prime sponsor on [https://evc.digitsec.com/sponsor.aspx]

6) '''Timeline:''' The timeline for the aforementioned goals is as follows:

''i) Internet Web Forums:''

50 % milestone = 25 new checks (August 30th, 2012).

100 % milestone = 50 new checks (September 15th, 2012).

''ii) Educational Institutions:''

50 % milestone = work with and complete analysis of first curriculum

100 % milestone = work with and complete analysis of second curriculum

''iii) Printed Materials:''

100 % milestone = Identify and work on one software development book to identify insecure code being used as reference.

''iv) Open source software:''

50 % milestone = Identify 1 high impact open source software for review and create the review team with OWASP leaders (August 15th, 2012).

100 % milestone = Document and complete initial analysis (September 30th, 2012)

''v) Prime sponsor:''
100 % milestone = List OWASP as a prime sponsor on [https://evc.digitsec.com/sponsor.aspx]

7) '''Budget:'''

USD 10 K for prime sponsorship of EVC Project.

Sponsorship benefits are listed here: [http://www.digitsec.com/sponsor_evc.htm]

25 % of the funds will go for developing new checks for the Evc Probe scanner.

50 % of the funds will go for the development of the review process for educational institutions, printed materials, and open source software.

25 % will go towards organizing the reviews and co-ordination of the review activities.

Projects Reboot 2012 - OWASP Eliminate Vulnerable Code

2012-07-25T21:26:30Z

Waqas Nazir:

1) '''Project name:''' '''[[Eliminate_Vulnerable_Code_Project | Eliminate Vulnerable Code Project]]'''[[https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Eliminate_Vulnerable_Code_Project]]

2) '''Description:''' Eliminate Vulnerable Code Project is geared at identifying and removing vulnerable code samples from the public domain. The project has 4 main areas of interest:

''i) Internet Web Forums''

''ii) Educational Institutions''

''iii) Printed Materials''

''iv) Open source software''

3) '''Project Team Leader:''' [[User:Waqas_Nazir]] and we already have about 15 contributors for the project.

4) '''Re boot type:''' Type 1

5) '''Goals of the reboot:''' The goals for the reboot are divided into the following main areas:

''i) Internet Web Forums:'' The Evc Probe scanner needs more rules to be added to scan for other development languages. Currently it is only looking for a small set of issues in .NET and Java code. The hope is to add 50 more checks.

''ii) Educational Institutions:'' Work with at least two educational institutions to review their software development curriculums to identify any insecure code being used to teach developers.

''iii) Printed Materials:'' Review at least one software development book to identify any insecure code being used as references.

''iv) Open source software:'' Identify 1 high impact open source software to begin static analysis and manual review with the help of OWASP members.

''v) Prime sponsor:'' List OWASP as a prime sponsor on [https://evc.digitsec.com/sponsor.aspx]

6) '''Timeline:''' The timeline for the aforementioned goals is as follows:

''i) Internet Web Forums:''

50 % milestone = 25 new checks (August 30th, 2012).

100 % milestone = 50 new checks (September 15th, 2012).

''ii) Educational Institutions:''

50 % milestone = work with and complete analysis of first curriculum

100 % milestone = work with and complete analysis of second curriculum

''iii) Printed Materials:''

100 % milestone = Identify and work on one software development book to identify insecure code being used as reference.

''iv) Open source software:''

50 % milestone = Identify 1 high impact open source software for review and create the review team with OWASP leaders (August 15th, 2012).

100 % milestone = Document and complete initial analysis (September 30th, 2012)

''v) Prime sponsor:''
100 % milestone = List OWASP as a prime sponsor on [https://evc.digitsec.com/sponsor.aspx]

7) '''Budget:'''

USD 10 K for prime sponsorship of EVC Project.

Sponsorship benefits are listed here: [http://www.digitsec.com/sponsor_evc.htm]

25 % of the funds will go for developing new checks for the Evc Probe scanner.

50 % of the funds will go for the development of the review process for educational institutions, printed materials, and open source software.

25 % will go towards organizing the reviews and co-ordination of the review activities.

Projects Reboot 2012 - OWASP Eliminate Vulnerable Code

2012-07-25T21:23:30Z

Waqas Nazir: moved Eliminate Vulnerable Code Reboot 2012 to OWASP Eliminate Vulnerable Code Reboot

1) '''Project name:''' [[Eliminate_Vulnerable_Code_Project]][[https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Eliminate_Vulnerable_Code_Project]]

2) '''Description:''' Eliminate Vulnerable Code Project is geared at identifying and removing vulnerable code samples from the public domain. The project has 4 main areas of interest:

''i) Internet Web Forums''

''ii) Educational Institutions''

''iii) Printed Materials''

''iv) Open source software''

3) '''Project Team Leader:''' [[User:Waqas_Nazir]] and we already have about 15 contributors for the project.

4) '''Re boot type:''' Type 1

5) '''Goals of the reboot:''' The goals for the reboot are divided into the following main areas:

''i) Internet Web Forums:'' The Evc Probe scanner needs more rules to be added to scan for other development languages. Currently it is only looking for a small set of issues in .NET and Java code. The hope is to add 50 more checks.

''ii) Educational Institutions:'' Work with at least two educational institutions to review their software development curriculums to identify any insecure code being used to teach developers.

''iii) Printed Materials:'' Review at least one software development book to identify any insecure code being used as references.

''iv) Open source software:'' Identify 1 high impact open source software to begin static analysis and manual review with the help of OWASP members.

''v) Prime sponsor:'' List OWASP as a prime sponsor on [https://evc.digitsec.com/sponsor.aspx]

6) '''Timeline:''' The timeline for the aforementioned goals is as follows:

''i) Internet Web Forums:''

50 % milestone = 25 new checks (August 30th, 2012).

100 % milestone = 50 new checks (September 15th, 2012).

''ii) Educational Institutions:''

50 % milestone = work with and complete analysis of first curriculum

100 % milestone = work with and complete analysis of second curriculum

''iii) Printed Materials:''

100 % milestone = Identify and work on one software development book to identify insecure code being used as reference.

''iv) Open source software:''

50 % milestone = Identify 1 high impact open source software for review and create the review team with OWASP leaders (August 15th, 2012).

100 % milestone = Document and complete initial analysis (September 30th, 2012)

''v) Prime sponsor:''
100 % milestone = List OWASP as a prime sponsor on [https://evc.digitsec.com/sponsor.aspx]

7) '''Budget:'''

USD 10 K for prime sponsorship of EVC Project.

Sponsorship benefits are listed here: [http://www.digitsec.com/sponsor_evc.htm]

25 % of the funds will go for developing new checks for the Evc Probe scanner.

50 % of the funds will go for the development of the review process for educational institutions, printed materials, and open source software.

25 % will go towards organizing the reviews and co-ordination of the review activities.

Eliminate Vulnerable Code Reboot 2012

2012-07-25T21:23:30Z

Waqas Nazir: moved Eliminate Vulnerable Code Reboot 2012 to OWASP Eliminate Vulnerable Code Reboot

#REDIRECT [[OWASP Eliminate Vulnerable Code Reboot]]

Projects Reboot 2012 - OWASP Eliminate Vulnerable Code

2012-07-25T21:20:03Z

Waqas Nazir:

Projects Reboot 2012 - OWASP Eliminate Vulnerable Code

2012-07-25T21:17:46Z

Waqas Nazir:

1) '''Project name:''' [[Eliminate_Vulnerable_Code_Project]][[https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Eliminate_Vulnerable_Code_Project]]

2) '''Description:''' Eliminate Vulnerable Code Project is geared at identifying and removing vulnerable code samples from the public domain. The project has 4 main areas of interest:

''i) Internet Web Forums''

''ii) Educational Institutions''

''iii) Printed Materials''

''iv) Open source software''

3) '''Project Team Leader:''' [[Waqas_Nazir]] and we already have about 15 contributors for the project.

4) '''Re boot type:''' Type 1

5) '''Goals of the reboot:''' The goals for the reboot are divided into the following main areas:

''i) Internet Web Forums:'' The Evc Probe scanner needs more rules to be added to scan for other development languages. Currently it is only looking for a small set of issues in .NET and Java code. The hope is to add 50 more checks.

''ii) Educational Institutions:'' Work with at least two educational institutions to review their software development curriculums to identify any insecure code being used to teach developers.

''iii) Printed Materials:'' Review at least one software development book to identify any insecure code being used as references.

''iv) Open source software:'' Identify 1 high impact open source software to begin static analysis and manual review with the help of OWASP members.

''v) Prime sponsor:'' List OWASP as a prime sponsor on [https://evc.digitsec.com/sponsor.aspx]

6) '''Timeline:''' The timeline for the aforementioned goals is as follows:

''i) Internet Web Forums:''

50 % milestone = 25 new checks (August 30th, 2012).

100 % milestone = 50 new checks (September 15th, 2012).

''ii) Educational Institutions:''

50 % milestone = work with and complete analysis of first curriculum

100 % milestone = work with and complete analysis of second curriculum

''iii) Printed Materials:''

100 % milestone = Identify and work on one software development book to identify insecure code being used as reference.

''iv) Open source software:''

50 % milestone = Identify 1 high impact open source software for review and create the review team with OWASP leaders (August 15th, 2012).

100 % milestone = Document and complete initial analysis (September 30th, 2012)

''v) Prime sponsor:''
100 % milestone = List OWASP as a prime sponsor on [https://evc.digitsec.com/sponsor.aspx]

7) '''Budget:'''

USD 10 K for prime sponsorship of EVC Project.

Sponsorship benefits are listed here: [http://www.digitsec.com/sponsor_evc.htm]

25 % of the funds will go for developing new checks for the Evc Probe scanner.

50 % of the funds will go for the development of the review process for educational institutions, printed materials, and open source software.

25 % will go towards organizing the reviews and co-ordination of the review activities.

Projects Reboot 2012 - OWASP Eliminate Vulnerable Code

2012-07-25T21:13:40Z

Waqas Nazir: Created page with "1) '''Project name:''' OWASP Eliminate Vulnerable Code Projecthttps://www.owasp.org/index.php/Eliminate_Vulnerable_Code_Project 2) '''Description:''' Eliminate Vulner..."

1) '''Project name:''' [[OWASP Eliminate Vulnerable Code Project]][[https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Eliminate_Vulnerable_Code_Project]]

2) '''Description:''' Eliminate Vulnerable Code Project is geared at identifying and removing vulnerable code samples from the public domain. The project has 4 main areas of interest:

''i) Internet Web Forums''

''ii) Educational Institutions''

''iii) Printed Materials''

''iv) Open source software''

3) '''Project Team Leader:''' [[Waqas Nazir]] and we already have about 15 contributors for the project.

4) '''Re boot type:''' Type 1

5) '''Goals of the reboot:''' The goals for the reboot are divided into the following main areas:

''i) Internet Web Forums:'' The Evc Probe scanner needs more rules to be added to scan for other development languages. Currently it is only looking for a small set of issues in .NET and Java code. The hope is to add 50 more checks.

''ii) Educational Institutions:'' Work with at least two educational institutions to review their software development curriculums to identify any insecure code being used to teach developers.

''iii) Printed Materials:'' Review at least one software development book to identify any insecure code being used as references.

''iv) Open source software:'' Identify 1 high impact open source software to begin static analysis and manual review with the help of OWASP members.

''v) Prime sponsor:'' List OWASP as a prime sponsor on [https://evc.digitsec.com/sponsor.aspx]

6) '''Timeline:''' The timeline for the aforementioned goals is as follows:

''i) Internet Web Forums:''

50 % milestone = 25 new checks (August 30th, 2012).

100 % milestone = 50 new checks (September 15th, 2012).

''ii) Educational Institutions:''

50 % milestone = work with and complete analysis of first curriculum

100 % milestone = work with and complete analysis of second curriculum

''iii) Printed Materials:''

100 % milestone = Identify and work on one software development book to identify insecure code being used as reference.

''iv) Open source software:''

50 % milestone = Identify 1 high impact open source software for review and create the review team with OWASP leaders (August 15th, 2012).

100 % milestone = Document and complete initial analysis (September 30th, 2012)

''v) Prime sponsor:''
100 % milestone = List OWASP as a prime sponsor on [https://evc.digitsec.com/sponsor.aspx]

7) '''Budget:'''

USD 10 K for prime sponsorship of EVC Project.

Sponsorship benefits are listed here: [http://www.digitsec.com/sponsor_evc.htm]

25 % of the funds will go for developing new checks for the Evc Probe scanner.

50 % of the funds will go for the development of the review process for educational institutions, printed materials, and open source software.

25 % will go towards organizing the reviews and co-ordination of the review activities.

Eliminate Vulnerable Code Project

2012-07-24T22:44:47Z

Waqas Nazir:

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Eliminate Vulnerable Code Project

2012-07-24T22:43:45Z

Waqas Nazir:

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Projects/OWASP Eliminate Vulnerable Code/Releases/Current

2012-07-24T22:41:58Z

Waqas Nazir:

Evc Project Current Live Release [https://evc.digitsec.com]

Projects/OWASP Eliminate Vulnerable Code/Releases/Current

2012-07-24T22:41:39Z

Waqas Nazir: Created page with "[https://evc.digitsec.com]"

[https://evc.digitsec.com]

Eliminate Vulnerable Code Project

2012-07-24T22:40:11Z

Waqas Nazir:

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| project_license =
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Eliminate Vulnerable Code Project

2012-07-24T22:39:35Z

Waqas Nazir:

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| project_description = Eliminate Vulnerable Code Project is a community initiative started by http://www.digitsec.com to remove vulnerable code from the public sphere. The project hosting and collaboration site is at http://evc.digitsec.com. OWASP members should join the project and report vulnerable code when ever they run across it.
| project_license =
| leader_name1 = Waqas Nazir
| leader_email1 = Waqas.nazir@owasp.org
| leader_username 1 =
| pamphlet_link = http://www.digitsec.com/resources/documents/Eliminate_Vulnerable_Code.pdf
| presentation_link = http://www.digitsec.com/evc.htm
| mailing_list_name = https://lists.owasp.org/mailman/listinfo/owasp_eliminate_vulnerable_code_project
| project_road_map = The Evc scanner is scheduled to launch on July 25, 2012.
Review of open source software will begin in August 15th, 2012.
}}