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SCP 008: Publish an invariant-centric threat model for OrbitDB #9
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This proposal is to draft, approve, publish, and maintain an invariant-centric threat model for OrbitDB—that is, a list of security invariants and known weaknesses of OrbitDB that can be easily understood by all users and stakeholders, from teams building products on OrbitDB, to security auditors of those products, to end users of those products.
See Invariant-Centric Threat Modeling for a more thorough explanation of this methodology and its advantages.
A draft threat model is included, along with proposed steps for publishing, auditing, and maintenance.