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Address Space Layout Randomization in Windows Vista
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over 6 years ago
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Michael Howard
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Windows Vista Beta 2 includes a new defense against buffer overrun exploits called address space layout randomization. Not only is it in Beta 2, it’s on by default too. Now before I continue, I want to level set ASLR. It is not a panacea, it is not a...
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Windows Vista Security Enhancements
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over 6 years ago
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Michael Howard
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A paper has just been made available that outlines some of the security improvements in Windows Vista Beta 2.
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PREfast, SAL and the Windows SDK
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over 6 years ago
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Michael Howard
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In a prior article I wrote about the benefits of the Standard Annotation Language (SAL) available in various high-end versions of Visual Studio 2005. The good news is the Windows SDK released for Windows Vista Beta 2, also includes PREfast and can therefore...
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Online Crypto Class Available
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over 6 years ago
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Michael Howard
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Caveat: This is my first blog posting from within Office 2007 beta 2, so I hope it comes out ok! Lecture materials from the University of Washington’s cryptography class have been posted on-line . Recordings of the lectures are also available on-demand...
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A Brief Introduction to the Standard Annotation Language (SAL)
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over 6 years ago
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Michael Howard
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Introduction Even though a prior blog I wrote “ Code Scanning Tools Do Not make Software Secure ” may have left some thinking I don’t like static analysis tools, nothing could be farther from the truth. In fact, there is a code analysis technology...
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Privacy Breach Impact Calculator
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over 6 years ago
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Michael Howard
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Cute! http://searchsecurity.techtarget.com/general/0,295582,sid14_gci1182844,00.html?track=NL-430&ad=551180
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SetSAFER and .NET Framework 2.0
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over 6 years ago
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Michael Howard
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Ages ago I wrote a surprisingly well read couple of articles about dumbing down an admin token and running an application with that reduced-privileged token. You can read the articles here and here if you have no clue what I'm talking about it. I wrote...
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New hire into our group - James Whittaker
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over 6 years ago
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Michael Howard
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I’m pleased to announce, actually I’m *thrilled* to announce, that James Whittaker has joined our group. James is a well-known author and speaker on software testing and security. He most recently worked as a professor of computer science at Florida Tech...
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