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A good place to start when modeling threats is sketching out a data-flow diagram, often used by systems engineers to illustrate the data flows, data stores, processes, interactions and trust-boundaries that make up the application. Such a diagram will illustrate various access points that may act as attack vectors, and illustrate where malicious input may enter the system.

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