ASVS 5.0 V8.2.4: Adaptive Controls Based on Context
ASVS V8.2.4 (Level 3) wants authentication and authorization decisions to react to time, location, IP and device, at login and during the session.
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ASVS V8.2.4 (Level 3) wants authentication and authorization decisions to react to time, location, IP and device, at login and during the session.
ASVS V8.2.3 says users may only read or write the object fields they have explicit permission for. Here is how to enforce it in an API and how to test for it.
ASVS V8.2.2 requires data access limited to consumers with explicit rights to specific items. Scope queries by owner, deny by default and test with two accounts.
ASVS V8.2.1 requires function level access only for consumers with explicit permissions. Deny by default, enforce on the server and test every route as every role.
ASVS V8.1.4 asks you to document how context feeds decisions: attributes, risk thresholds and the action taken, from allow to step up to deny.
ASVS V8.1.3 wants a list of the environmental signals your app uses for security decisions, such as time, location, IP and device. Write them down and own them.
ASVS V8.1.2 asks for written rules on which fields each consumer can read and write, including rules that depend on object state. A matrix does the job.
ASVS V8.1.1 requires written authorization rules for function level and data specific access. Build a permission matrix, keep it testable and tie it to code.
ASVS V7.6.2 says an app must not create a session silently. Require consent or a click, especially with SSO and login CSRF in mind.
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