Dread Model Prioritizing Security Risks for Remediation
Threat Modeling
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A "Dread Model" is a framework used to prioritize security risks and vulnerabilities based on their potential impact. This model considers four factors: Damage potential, Reproducibility, Exploitability, and Affected users (also known as "DREAD").
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