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| − | The Open Web Application Security Project is purely an open-source community driven effort. As such, all projects and research efforts are contributed and maintained with an individual's ''spare time.'' If you have found this or any other project useful, please | + | The Open Web Application Security Project is purely an open-source community driven effort. As such, all projects and research efforts are contributed and maintained with an individual's ''spare time.'' If you have found this or any other project useful, please support OWASP with a [https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Contributions donation]. |
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Revision as of 20:14, 23 November 2006
Overview
The J2EE platform does not include any validation features. This leaves many organizations to craft their own validation mechanisms, often incomplete, flawed, and inefficient.
OWASP Stinger 2.x is an implementation of the design principals detailed in the OWASP Validation Documentation. The basic idea is to define validation rules for the cookies and parameters of an HTTP request. These rules are specified in simple XML files using the 'Security Validation Definition Language.' Furthermore, Stinger 2 is implemented as a J2EE filter such that all HTTP traffic is validated before it is ever processed by the web application.
Project Lead
The OWASP Stinger Project is led by Eric Sheridan
License
Stinger is offered under the LGPL. For further information on OWASP licenses, please consult the OWASP Licenses page.
Downloads
- Click here to download the latest version of the OWASP Stinger 2.x series
- Click here to view all OWASP Stinger 2.x releases
- Click here to view the OWASP Stinger 2.x Manual
Feedback and Participation
We hope you find Stinger useful. Please contribute back to the project by sending your comments, questions, and suggestions to the Stinger mailing list. Thanks!
To join the OWASP Stinger mailing list or view the archives, please visit the subscription page.
Donations
The Open Web Application Security Project is purely an open-source community driven effort. As such, all projects and research efforts are contributed and maintained with an individual's spare time. If you have found this or any other project useful, please support OWASP with a donation.
Project Sponsors
The OWASP Stinger project is sponsored by 
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