ASVS 5.0 V2.1.3: Document Business Logic Limits
ASVS 5.0 V2.1.3 (Level 2) requires written business limits, per user and global, such as transfer caps and request quotas. A template and a test.
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ASVS 5.0 V2.1.3 (Level 2) requires written business limits, per user and global, such as transfer caps and request quotas. A template and a test.
ASVS 5.0 V2.1.2 (Level 2) wants documented checks that related fields agree with each other, such as suburb and ZIP code. Examples and how to verify.
ASVS 5.0 V2.1.1 (Level 1) requires written validation rules for every data item. What to record, a simple format, and how to check the docs match the code.
ASVS V17.3.2 requires the signaling server to keep serving users when it receives malformed messages. Validation, overflow safety and a fuzz test.
ASVS V17.3.1 says the signaling server must keep serving legitimate messages during a flood, by rate limiting at the signaling level. Code and tests.
ASVS V17.2.8 requires comparing the DTLS certificate with the SDP fingerprint and ending the stream on mismatch. Code, test and common mistakes.
ASVS V17.2.7 requires recording components tied to the media server to keep working during a flood of legitimate SRTP traffic. Design and test.
ASVS V17.2.6 asks you to confirm your media server is not vulnerable to the DTLS ClientHello race condition, by version check or by running the test.
ASVS V17.2.5 requires the media server to keep processing media during a flood of SRTP packets from legitimate users. Limits and a load test.
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