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Secure Coding: Principles & Practices
Welcome to the on-line home of Secure Coding:
Principles and Practices (O'Reilly, 2003). We provide
here information about the book and its authors; updated
versions of links and tables that appear in the book; and
also original supplemental material like op/ed pieces and vulnerability
analyses. It's all offered in the spirit of
helping us build strong and light "virtual bridges" in
the years to come.
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Recent News and Articles
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20 April 2004 - Secure Coding:
Principles & Practices has been translated
to Japanese by O'Reilly Japan. Further
details can be found here.
09 April 2004 - Ken and Sean analyze a recently discovered
buffer overflow vulnerability in a popular
media player for Unix and discuss it's
far-reaching implications.
16 February 2004 - An RSS feed of the Secure Coding
mailing list (SC-L) has been made available
by Mail-Archive.com.
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"This book provides readers with an overview of the procedures
which should have been followed in the development of all too many
applications. While it should be read from end to end I find that just
jumping in to chapters is also equally enjoyable and worthwhile. The focus is
primarily on network facing applications but, as the authors demonstrate,
there are many other programs which form that wonderful interdependence we
have come to call an Operating System, the many examples show how they too
will benefit from this approach"
--- Dr. Neil Long, University of Oxford Computing Services & current Chairman
of FIRST
Visit the Advance
Praise section to read other pre-release accolades
that the book has received.
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