Izar Tarandach
Izar Tarandach
Got some feedback from potential users - the issue of granularity is important. I suppose it would be great if we could come up with threats that happen at many...
Isn't an exclusion a "not inclusion" ?
That's an interesting idea, but I have a bit of an allergy to CSV files due to them leading to Excel tomfoolery and, well - having CVS files that include...
Hey at least there's a caveat in the README about the eval, and threats.py is supposed to be more-or-less stable and write-protected... Elements was supposed to be a parent class...
Tell you the truth, Matt and I have half a book around threat modeling with/from/as code and how pytm realizes that vision. I would say that while JSON is a...
First of all thanks for coming up with the suggestions! My use of sequence diagrams has been limited, mostly to understand, well, the sequence of events. I wonder if with...
That's interesting! What could we use to derive the trust relationship - what would define a strong relationship between elements?
There's no doubt that there is a lot of space for a semantic argument here of where any given attribute "belongs". I want to add to this discussion the dimension...
I think that regarding Server's internal objects, it should be more of a Level-n issue on DFDs. A level N diagram has server/client, a level N+1 diagram has server internals....
I think there's a simpler solution. Notice that I am talking up/down, not side-by-side. Shared elements here are less of an issue. Let me play with it a couple of...