Fixed dead links #15
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Fixed dead links #15
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Fortify Taxonomy link was dead Replaced it what I believe to be the equivalent material "Seven Pernicious Kingdoms: A Taxonomy of Software Security Errors" Also from Fortify
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Thanks! Feel like taking on the additional task of vendoring all those PDFs into the repo so that the links dont break in the future? |
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I believe the links I fixed are already in the repo, they just didn't have a link to them, unless you mean the taxonomy links |
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Actually I meant more like copying the PDFs into the repo so that we don't have to worry about links breaking again. We can still cite the source using a link but seems better to just store the PDFs in the repo too. |
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Fortify Taxonomy link was dead
Replaced it what I believe to be the equivalent material "Seven Pernicious Kingdoms: A Taxonomy of Software Security Errors" Also from Fortify
There is also the updated: (The Evolution of a Taxonomy: Ten Years of Software Security) https://vulncat.fortify.com/data/HPSR_An_Evolving_Taxonomy_2014.pdf but I'm not sure if you want to include that as well