Collection of aspects that might be in conflict with official rules:
- AP: the header contains a "user" field with description "User identifier from the system starting the service call". This field might contain clear name of users of the modular application layer without him/her knowing.
- EaTL: records are containing a "user" field with description 'User identifier from the system starting the service call'. This stored field might contain clear name of users of the modular application layer without him/her knowing.
- OL: records are containing a "user-name" field with description 'User name extracted from Authorization header used to identify in basicAuth'. This field contains clear name of administrators of the modular application layer.
- AA: CONFIGfile contains user name (potentially coded into a Base64Code) and rights. This stored field contains name of administrators of the modular application layer.
- nginx: header fields might be stored in some log. This stored field would contain clear name of users of the modular application layer without him/her knowing.
- github: commits, pull-requests, merges, issue handling are documented together with user name. This stored fields contain names of contributers (code, documentation, tickets) to the modular application.
- gitlab: commits, pull-requests, merges, issue handling are documented together with user name. This stored fields contain names of contributers (code, documentation, tickets) to the modular application.
- postman: users have to log-in to connect to Postman cloud. Currently not clear, whether logging takes place. Would be limited to contributors to the modular application layer.
- Jenkins: users have to be identified in a LOADfile for running jobs. This stored field would contain clear name of contributors (particularly testers) to the modular application layer.
- individual applications: implementers might have implemented creation of local logging of unknown content. Stored fields might contain clear name of users of the modular application layer without him/her knowing.
Aspects we do not need to look into, because have already been solved in past:
Collection of aspects that might be in conflict with official rules:
Aspects we do not need to look into, because have already been solved in past: