4.Question 4Which of the following are threat modeling frameworks? Select two answers.1 pointXSSTrikePASTANIST

To determine which of the following options are threat modeling frameworks, we can briefly describe each option:

1. XSSTrike: This is primarily a tool used for detecting and exploiting Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities in web applications. While it deals with security, it is not a threat modeling framework.

2. PASTA: This stands for Threat Modeling Process for Attack Simulation and Threat Analysis. PASTA is indeed a threat modeling framework that focuses on identifying and analyzing threats throughout the software development process.

3. NIST: The National Institute of Standards and Technology provides various frameworks and guidelines for security, including some related to threat modeling. However, it is not explicitly labeled as a single threat modeling framework. Instead, it offers standards that encompass threat analysis.

Given this analysis, the two correct answers as threat modeling frameworks from your options are:

1. PASTA
2. NIST

However, if the requirement was to strictly select from the original options presented without the analysis, then the selection would be:

1. PASTA
2. NIST

Thus, the correct answers indicating threat modeling frameworks are PASTA and NIST.