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dsaccoonJuly 17, 2017
getdavidhigginsonAug 17, 2015
There's also "Threat Modeling: Designing for Security" http://amazon.decenturl.com/threat-modeling (2014)
viraptoronJuly 17, 2017
Very pleasant read. It's the kind of book I'd expect at university. Some background / history, explanations, presenting both the used and the slightly obsolete methods, (with explanation why they're worse) some practical hints. It's a good threat modelling 101 book in my opinion.