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2017 Table of Contents

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Acknowledgements to Data Contributors

We'd like to thank the many organizations that contributed their vulnerability data to support the 2017 update:

• ANCAP • ContextIS • ITsec Security Services bv • Paladion Networks
• Aspect Security • Contrast Security • Khallagh • Purpletalk
• AsTech Consulting • DDoS.com • Linden Lab • Secure Network
• Atos • Derek Weeks • M. Limacher
  IT Dienstleistungen
• Shape Security
• Branding Brand • Easybss • SHCP
• Bugcrowd • Edgescan • Micro Focus Fortify • Softtek
• BUGemot • EVRY • Minded Security • Synopsis
• CDAC • EZI • National Center for
  Cyber Security
  Technology
• TCS
• Checkmarx • Hamed • Vantage Point
• Colegio LaSalle
  Monteria
• Hidden • Veracode
• I4 Consulting • Network Test Labs Inc. • Web.com
• Company.com • iBLISS Seguran̤a
  & Inteligencia
• Osampa  
     

For the first time, all the data contributed to a Top 10 release, and the full list of contributors is publicly available.

Acknowledgements to Individual Contributors

We’d like to thank the individual contributors who spent many hours collectively contributing to the Top 10 in GitHub.

• ak47gen • drwetter • ilatypov • neo00 • starbuck3000
• alonergan • dune73 • irbishop • nickthetait • stefanb
• ameft • ecbftw • itscooper • ninedter • sumitagarwalusa
• anantshri • einsweniger • ivanr • ossie-git • taprootsec
• bandrzej • ekobrin • jeremylong • PauloASilva • tghosth
• bchurchill • eoftedal • jhaddix • PeterMosmans • TheJambo
• binarious • frohoff • jmanico • pontocom • thesp0nge
• bkimminich • fzipi • joaomatosf • psiinon • toddgrotenhuis
• Boberski • gebl • jrmithdobbs • pwntester • troymarshall
• borischen • Gilc83 • jsteven • raesene • tsohlacol
• Calico90 • gilzow • jvehent • riramar • vdbaan
• chrish • global4g • katyanton • ruroot • yohgaki
• clerkendweller • grnd • kerberosmansour • securestep9  
• D00gs • h3xstream • koto • securitybits  
• davewichers • hiralph • m8urnett • SPoint42  
• drkknight • HoLyVieR • mwcoates • sreenathsasikumar  

And everyone else who provided feedback via Twitter, email, and other means.

We would be remiss not to mention that Dirk Wetter, Jim Manico, and Osama Elnaggar have provided extensive assistance. Also, Chris Frohoff and Gabriel Lawrence provided invaluable support in the writing of the new A8:2017-Insecure Deserialization risk.

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