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Revision as of 17:39, 1 September 2010
The OWASP Moderated Application Security News Feed
There are hundreds of bloggers, journalists, hackers, and others who write about application security. The problem is that most of the notes written are simply not very interesting or useful to busy application security professionals.
To help with this onslaught of application security news, the OWASP Team reviews over 130 of these sources and produces the OWASP Moderated Application Security News Feed. The OWASP Team only selects high-quality posts focused on application security that advance the field, provide useful insight, or are useful educational resources. We don't post 0-day information and we try to avoid posts that are commercial in nature or promote one company's product or services.
If you would like to recommend a blog to be included in the feed, please email kate.hartmann(@)owasp.org
To Subscribe
Simply copy this link into your news reader:
http://www.google.com/reader/public/atom/user/16712724397688793161/state/com.google/broadcast
You can also get the RSS feed via twitter by following
Sources
If you're interested in the list of sources that are reviewed to make the OWASP Feed, here is the list:
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