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Projects/Reports/2014-28-03

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Metrics

  • Active Projects: 177
  • Inactive Projects: 100
  • Incubator Projects: 144
  • Lab Projects:18
  • Flagship Projects: 15

OWASP Project of the Month & Upcoming Global AppSec

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Projects Under Review


  • AppSec APAC 2014
    • I spent all of last week in Tokyo, Japan helping with the OWASP AppSec APAC 2014 global conference.
    • Laura Grau and I were the only two staff members that attended the event.
    • The OWASP Japan chapter put on an amazing conference this year.
    • It was excellent to see the team work so efficiently to put on the event.
    • There were a few lessons learned, but overall it was an excellent experience.
    • I primarily helped run the merchandize store at the event, and I participated in the Women in AppSec panel.
  • Women in AppSec: AppSec APAC 2014
    • The Women in AppSec program at AppSec APAC 2014 was absolutely excellent.
    • I have to thank the OWASP Japan team and especially Okada-san and Dracea-san for making the panel session such a success.
    • I am taking lessons learned from this session, and I am going to apply it to other conferences if they choose to run the program.
    • Our winner was Hiromi Tsuchiya, and our runner-up was Ikue Yamanishi.
  • Graphic Designer Update
    • We have finalized the last interviews for our part-time graphic design role.
    • Our final candidate has now been selected.
    • We are in the process of putting together an offer for our selected candidate.
    • We hope to have the new designer start very soon.
  • 2014 Project Summit
    • I have been working on getting some ideas for summit sessions from the community for our 2014 Project Summit.
    • The summit will be taking place in Cambridge, UK this year in June.
    • I currently have one session scheduled for the summit lead by Kostas.
    • I have a few other community members interested in contributing session ideas as well.
    • I am working closely with them to hash out their ideas.
    • I will keep working on this effort.
  • Daily Project based queries and requests
    • This has not changed much since I began the post: questions are very similar in nature.
    • Global AppSec questions.
    • Funding queries.
    • Travel availability.
    • Project based administrative help.
    • Project status information.
    • Several project donation questions.
    • Marketing questions.
    • Grant funding questions.
    • OWASP social media updates.
    • What's happening with projects, questions.
    • Managing Salesforce cases.

General Awards

  • OWASP OWTF Project: Brucon 5x5 Award
  1. Amount: €5,000.00 (Approx. $6,670.00)
  2. Status: Awarded. Congratulations, Abraham Aranguren and all involved in the project, for your award.

Proposals Awarded

  1. Amount: $25,000 USD
  2. Status: Awarded. The first payment has been allocated to our project budgets. The second invoice has now been sent to Georgia Tech and payment has been received.
  3. OWASP Development Guide Plan
  4. OWASP Testing Guide Plan
  5. OWASP Code Review Guide Plan
  • Google Grants Proposal
  1. Amount: $120,000 USD in Adwords Funds
  2. Status: Awarded.
  3. Note: There is no link to show the proposal for this grant. There was a form that was submitted to Google, and we did not receive a record of this form.
  4. Google Grants Usage Report
  • Google Summer of Code
  1. Amount: $5,500
  2. Status: Awarded
  • Projects breakdown:
    • 4 ZAP Projects: $2,000
    • 4 OWTF Projects: $2,000
    • 1 PHP Security Project: $500
    • 1 Hackademics Project: $500
    • 1 Modsecurity Project: $500
    • Travel Expenses: $1,896.38 (Reimbursement)
    • Note: Big thank you to Fabio Cerullo for coordinating and managing this award.
  1. Amount: $15,000 USD
  2. Status: Awarded.
  • Total Funds Awarded: $172,170 USD for 2013.

Proposals Denied

  • European Commission Grant Proposal
  1. Amount: €250,000
  2. Status: Denied.
  1. Amount: $112,000 USD
  2. Status: Denied
  1. Amount: $25,000 USD
  2. Status: Denied
  1. Amount: $30,000 USD
  2. Status: Denied
  1. Amount: $55,800 USD
  2. Status: Denied

Current Project Funds

Message from Project Leader, Cam Morris

This message is to announce that OWASP Passfault 0.7 "Gator" has been released! This release is named for the volunteers from the University of Florida that contributed. The goal of the next release will be to integrate with ESAPI. The Roadmap can be found here: https://www.owasp.org/index.php/OWASP_Passfault#tab=Road_Map_and_Getting_Involved. Do download the the release, please visit the project GitHub page.

CactusCon Training Opportunity: Message from Jim Manico

One of the free BSides conferences is CactusCon on taking place on April 4th. http://www.cactuscon.com/about : This is a free non-profit conference.

Jim had intended to give a free developer trainer there, but had to back out. Is there anyone interested in giving a free secure develpoment seminar or training in Phoenix on April 4th and represent OWASP? Jim will sponsor your travel and make sure your expenses are covered if you are qualified and interested in doing so. Please contact Jim Manico ([email protected]) if you are interested.

Java Encoder 1.1.1 Released!: Message from A. J. Scotka

The OWASP Java Encoder is a Java 1.5 simple-to-use drop-in high-performance encoder class with no dependencies and little baggage. This project will help Java web developers defend against Cross Site Scripting! The OWASP Java Encoder 1.1.1 has now been released. Please visit the project page for more information: https://www.owasp.org/index.php/OWASP_Java_Encoder_Project or contact the project leaders for more information.

Hacking ZAP Blog Series: Message from Simon Bennetts

Simon has just written a series of blog posts about "Hacking ZAP" ie changing the ZAP source code: http://zaproxy.blogspot.co.uk/2014/03/hacking-zap-1-why-should-you.html

One thing he would love to see is more OWASP projects making use of ZAP as a framework. ZAP provides a powerful set of features that your tool can build on. As one of the leading webapp security tools is can provide more exposure for your project. You can still keep full control of your project, releasing is as a stand alone tool and integrating it with any other security tools.

If you're interested in integrating your project with ZAP then please get in touch with Simon ([email protected]).

Webinar Opportunity for OWASP Project Leaders: March 19th Webinar Coming Up!

We are still in need for Project Leaders to showcase their projects via our Webinar series. The webinars will be held every third (3) Wednesday of every month at 10am EST. Below are the dates when each webinar will be held, and you can indicate the month if you are interested:

  • March 19
  • April 16: Cam Morris
  • May 21: Jonathan Carter
  • June 18
  • July 16
  • August 20
  • September 17
  • October 15
  • November 19
  • December 17

Please reach out to Samantha Groves ([email protected]) if you are interested in giving a 45 minute webinar on your OWASP Project.

Project Review Assistance Required

Hello Leaders,

We are still in need of more survey results. We would like to ask that you take a bit of time to fill in a short survey that we will use to assess the Usability and Value of each project to its users and the community.

You can find the assessment survey here: Project Usability and Value Assessment

Below are the projects we are currently focusing on assessing:

Please note that this is only one part of the full assessment for each project. The more responses we can get for each project, the better. Please only complete the assessment if you are familiar with the project, or if you have time to familiarize yourself with the project. Thank you to those of you who have submitted your responses. Your assistance is very much appreciated.

Please reach out to me if you have any questions.

Thank you for your assistance, Leaders.

Samantha Groves, OWASP Projects Manager


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