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They don't own it, true, but they did start it and give it initial funding. If this only counts those who provide direct contribution to the class, that makes s
by Locke1689 16y ago
They don't own it, true, but they did start it and give it initial funding. If this only counts those who provide direct contribution to the class, that makes sense though.
Since you go to NWU, you're in Chicago. You should come to Chicago OWASP. Matasano's Mike Tracy coordinates it.
I definitely plan to--Shamiq has mentioned it in the past, I think. Full disclosure: the reason I mention it is because I was hired by Jeff Williams as a cross Aspect/OWASP intern my junior year of high school. I, obviously, take no credit for anything, but I do know that Jeff et al did put significant time and money into the project.
- tptacek 16y agoI think cutting press releases taking credit for each year's "OWASP Top Ten" is thanks enough for kickstarting a project that is now overwhelmingly driven by people outside of Aspect. I don't know anybody at Aspect, and I have nothing negative to say about their practice, which I am sure is as solid as anyone's, but again: this is why "sponsorship" is such a skeezy concept.