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* Build a fully-fledged web-based client-side | * Build a fully-fledged web-based client-side tool for designing software architectures | ||
* Analyze element interactions based on STRIDE attributes | |||
* The tool should have a comparable amount of features and functionality to the Microsoft Threat Modelling Tool. | * The tool should have a comparable amount of features and functionality to the Microsoft Threat Modelling Tool. | ||
Revision as of 18:11, 1 August 2014
Team
Introduction
We are a team of web developers from Halifax, Canada who love clean code. We are working on a web-based threat modelling tool called SeaSponge.
Members
- Mathew Kallada
- Glavin Wiechert
- Joel Kuntz
- Sarah MacDonald
- Professor: Dr. Pawan Lingras
- Mozilla Advisor: Curtis Koenig
Project
Description
Scope
Success Criteria
- Build a fully-fledged web-based client-side tool for designing software architectures
- Analyze element interactions based on STRIDE attributes
- The tool should have a comparable amount of features and functionality to the Microsoft Threat Modelling Tool.
Updates
Group Meeting: July 31, 2014
Current Work
- -
Blocking points
- -
Discussion Points
- Welcome to MWoS
- Forms + Setup
- Where to learn more about threat modelling (Book, Microsoft Videos)
Upcoming Work
- Investigate Libraries to use