ASVS 5.0 V17.2.4: Keep Media Flowing Through Malformed SRTP Packets
ASVS V17.2.4 requires the media server to keep processing media when malformed SRTP packets arrive. Defensive parsing and a fuzzing test.
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ASVS V17.2.4 requires the media server to keep processing media when malformed SRTP packets arrive. Defensive parsing and a fuzzing test.
ASVS V17.2.3 requires the media server to check SRTP authentication so injected RTP packets cannot disrupt or alter streams. Test steps included.
ASVS V17.2.2 wants your media server limited to approved DTLS cipher suites and a secure DTLS-SRTP protection profile. How to set and check it.
ASVS V17.2.1 says the DTLS certificate key must follow your documented key management policy. Generation, storage, rotation and how to check it.
ASVS V17.1.2 requires a TURN server that survives users opening huge numbers of ports. Quotas, port ranges and a load test.
ASVS V17.1.1 says a TURN server must not relay to internal, loopback or other special purpose addresses, IPv4 or IPv6. Coturn config and tests.
ASVS V16.5.4 requires a global handler that catches every unhandled exception, keeps the error details in logs and keeps the process alive.
ASVS V16.5.3 requires graceful, secure failure on exceptions, so a validation error never lets a transaction go through. Patterns and tests.
ASVS V16.5.2 asks the app to keep operating securely when a dependency fails, using circuit breakers or graceful degradation. Patterns, code and tests.
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