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David LeBlanc's Web Log
DREADful
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over 6 years ago
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Both the STRIDE and DREAD systems Michael and I documented in Writing Secure Code have been criticized quite a bit. Neither of them were developed with any real academic rigor, and from a scientific standpoint, neither of them tend to hold up very well...
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Avoiding C++ vulnerabilities
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over 6 years ago
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Just returned from Blackhat – it always seems that the presentations I most want to see happen at the same time as I'm scheduled to talk. Neel Mehta, John McDonald and Mark Dowd were talking about finding exploitable C++ specific flaws, and I was only...
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DREAD and the PHB
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over 6 years ago
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Sometimes when I present about secure programming practices, I emphasize education for PM's, testers, and devs, for obvious reasons. Then there's the hard part – educating management. You really have to be able to do that – you need to spend time on security...
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More on C++ code auditing
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over 6 years ago
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Just now had a chance to take a look at the presentation I referenced last post. It's fairly long and detailed, but worth a thorough reading. You can grab it here: http://taossa.com/ Someone commented on my last post that this stuff should be obvious...
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