STRIDE framework

The STRIDE framework is a method used to identify potential security threats in a system. It covers six key areas: Spoofing (pretending to be someone else), Tampering (altering data), Repudiation (denying actions), Information Disclosure (exposing data), Denial of Service (making a system unavailable), and Elevation of Privilege (gaining unauthorized access). By analyzing these areas, developers can better understand where vulnerabilities might exist and implement safeguards to protect systems, ensuring data safety and system integrity.