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Currently, there are several projects underway to create validation technologies for various platforms. The long term goal is to provide a detailed guide for implementing proper input validation as well as provide validation engines for popular web application environments. | Currently, there are several projects underway to create validation technologies for various platforms. The long term goal is to provide a detailed guide for implementing proper input validation as well as provide validation engines for popular web application environments. | ||
| − | The OWASP Validation Project | + | The OWASP Validation Project is need of a leader! Contact owasp 'at' owasp.org if you are interested! |
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| − | + | The OWASP Validation Project is pleased to announce the rough draft release of the "Validation Questionnaire." The purpose of this document is to aide developers in performing a basic level of input validation threat modeling. If we can clearly define our application's sources of input and the potential risk associated with each source, then we can better implement an appropriate input validation scheme. Please feel free to offer suggestions for improvement! | |
| − | + | [http://www.owasp.org/index.php/Image:ValidationQuestionnaire.doc Click here] to download the validation questionnaire. | |
| − | + | '''New OWASP J2EE Filters Released! - 10:07, 5 January 2007 (EST)''' | |
| − | + | The OWASP Community has released two brand new J2EE Filters! Both of the new filters attempt to address current hot topics is the web application security community. | |
| − | + | :*'''[http://www.owasp.org/index.php/CSRF_Guard OWASP CSRF Guard]''' - protects a web application from Cross-Site Request Forgery attacks through the use of a unique random request token | |
| + | :*'''[http://www.owasp.org/index.php/PDF_Attack_Filter_for_Java_EE PDF Attack Filter]''' - protects a web application from the recently discovered [http://www.gnucitizen.org/blog/danger-danger-danger/ XSS-PDF Flaw] through the use of a redirect trick | ||
| − | + | If you have any suggestions or comments for either filter, please email your comments to [mailto:[email protected] [email protected]] | |
| − | + | '''[http://www.owasp.org/index.php/Validation_News Click here for old news...]''' | |
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:# provide and implement input validation mechanisms for various platforms | :# provide and implement input validation mechanisms for various platforms | ||
| − | :# rewrite Stinger to incorporate the design | + | :# rewrite Stinger to incorporate the design principles in the guide |
The [http://www.owasp.org/index.php/OWASP_Validation_Project_Roadmap OWASP Validation Roadmap] contains the latest information as to project goals and targeted release dates. | The [http://www.owasp.org/index.php/OWASP_Validation_Project_Roadmap OWASP Validation Roadmap] contains the latest information as to project goals and targeted release dates. | ||
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| − | The second major goal of the OWASP Validation Project is to provide input validation mechanisms which adhere to one or more of the design | + | The second major goal of the OWASP Validation Project is to provide input validation mechanisms which adhere to one or more of the design principles outlined in the 'Input Validation Guide'. If you have a project which fits this requirement, please submit it via email to the project lead. |
==OWASP Validation Documentation== | ==OWASP Validation Documentation== | ||
| − | The primary purpose of the OWASP Validation Documentation project is to provide the design | + | The primary purpose of the OWASP Validation Documentation project is to provide the design principles necessary to build an effective input validation engine. More can be found [http://www.owasp.org/index.php/OWASP_Validation_Documentation_Project here]. |
==Java== | ==Java== | ||
| − | The Stinger library is a full J2EE Validation Engine which strongly adheres to the | + | The Stinger library is a full J2EE Validation Engine which strongly adheres to the principle's outline in the [http://www.owasp.org/index.php/OWASP_Validation_Documentation_Project Validation Documentation]. More information can be found on the Stinger Project page at http://www.owasp.org/index.php/OWASP_Stinger_Project |
Most modern Java web frameworks include their own data validation features. All of these can validate user data in GET and POST requests, but usually do not validate cookie data. Web frameworks that provide their own validation features include: | Most modern Java web frameworks include their own data validation features. All of these can validate user data in GET and POST requests, but usually do not validate cookie data. Web frameworks that provide their own validation features include: | ||
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The majority of the PHP Top 5 can be alleviated with a solid and well defined validation mechanism. | The majority of the PHP Top 5 can be alleviated with a solid and well defined validation mechanism. | ||
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| + | Stinger 1.0 was migrated to pure classic ASP VBScript code, See [[OWASP_Stinger_Version_1]] for more information on this version. Notice that ASP version loads only one rules file per page for easy of use for developers. If you need diferent rulesets for a sigle page use programatic rules. You can download this project [http://www.owasp.org/images/b/b2/StingerASP1.0.zip here]. | ||
==RegEx Repository== | ==RegEx Repository== | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:29, 6 October 2009
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This Project has been identified as an orphaned one. If you find interest in assuming its lead, please contact the Global Projects Committee. |
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Main
- Overview
- Feedback and Participation:
- News
- Project Roadmap
- Guide to Building Input Validation
- Implementation
- Project Sponsor
Most web application platforms do not include features to validate user input. This leaves many organizations to craft their own validation mechanisms, often incomplete, flawed, and inefficient.
The OWASP Validation Project was created to provide guidance and tools related to validation. Our philosophy is that validation is required for every part of the HTTP request, including headers, query string, cookies, form fields, and hidden fields.
Currently, there are several projects underway to create validation technologies for various platforms. The long term goal is to provide a detailed guide for implementing proper input validation as well as provide validation engines for popular web application environments.
The OWASP Validation Project is need of a leader! Contact owasp 'at' owasp.org if you are interested!
We hope you find the OWASP Validation Project useful. Please contribute to the Project by volunteering for one of the Tasks, sending your comments, questions, and suggestions to [email protected]. To join the OWASP Validation Project mailing list or view the archives, please visit the subscription page.
Rough Draft of the Validation Questionnaire Released! - 14:05, 23 January 2007 (EST)
The OWASP Validation Project is pleased to announce the rough draft release of the "Validation Questionnaire." The purpose of this document is to aide developers in performing a basic level of input validation threat modeling. If we can clearly define our application's sources of input and the potential risk associated with each source, then we can better implement an appropriate input validation scheme. Please feel free to offer suggestions for improvement!
Click here to download the validation questionnaire.
New OWASP J2EE Filters Released! - 10:07, 5 January 2007 (EST)
The OWASP Community has released two brand new J2EE Filters! Both of the new filters attempt to address current hot topics is the web application security community.
- OWASP CSRF Guard - protects a web application from Cross-Site Request Forgery attacks through the use of a unique random request token
- PDF Attack Filter - protects a web application from the recently discovered XSS-PDF Flaw through the use of a redirect trick
If you have any suggestions or comments for either filter, please email your comments to [email protected]
The three major goals of the OWASP Validation Project are the following:
- build an input validation guide
- provide and implement input validation mechanisms for various platforms
- rewrite Stinger to incorporate the design principles in the guide
The OWASP Validation Roadmap contains the latest information as to project goals and targeted release dates.
One of the major goals of the OWASP Validation Project is to provide clear and detailed documentation on building input validation mechanisms for your web application needs. In the near future, this section will contain such documentation. Check back soon!
The second major goal of the OWASP Validation Project is to provide input validation mechanisms which adhere to one or more of the design principles outlined in the 'Input Validation Guide'. If you have a project which fits this requirement, please submit it via email to the project lead.
OWASP Validation Documentation
The primary purpose of the OWASP Validation Documentation project is to provide the design principles necessary to build an effective input validation engine. More can be found here.
Java
The Stinger library is a full J2EE Validation Engine which strongly adheres to the principle's outline in the Validation Documentation. More information can be found on the Stinger Project page at http://www.owasp.org/index.php/OWASP_Stinger_Project
Most modern Java web frameworks include their own data validation features. All of these can validate user data in GET and POST requests, but usually do not validate cookie data. Web frameworks that provide their own validation features include:
.NET
One of the goals of the OWASP Validation Project is to implement Stinger 2.0 on the .NET platform.
If you are interested in leading this project, please contact Eric Sheridan.
Please refer to the project road map for an estimated time of arrival.
PHP
The PHP Filters Project provides an API framework for validating input for various purposes. The project can be found here.
OWASP Recently released the OWASP Top 5, an article illustrating several attack vectors against PHP applications.
The majority of the PHP Top 5 can be alleviated with a solid and well defined validation mechanism.
Classic ASP
Stinger 1.0 was migrated to pure classic ASP VBScript code, See OWASP_Stinger_Version_1 for more information on this version. Notice that ASP version loads only one rules file per page for easy of use for developers. If you need diferent rulesets for a sigle page use programatic rules. You can download this project here.
RegEx Repository
The OWASP RegEx Repository contains a multitude of regular expressions for common data types. Developers implementing input validation engines should review these regular expressions. Save the time of developing a complicated regular expression that currently exists!
The OWASP Validation project is sponsored by
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