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Michael Howard's Web Log
Writing Secure Code for Windows Vista is Shipping!
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over 6 years ago
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Michael Howard
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I've recieved a number of emails from folks saying they have got their copies of our latest book, Writing Secure Code for Windows Vista . David and I got our copies yesterday. The first things that hit me about the book are (a) it's the smallest book...
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The Strangest Vista "bug" you've ever heard of - EVER!
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over 6 years ago
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Michael Howard
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A good friend of mine bought a new Sony Vaio with Windows Vista preinstalled. But there was a problem: every minute or so, the computer would enter sleep mode. So he emailed me to ask if I knew of any issues (of course, I'm the local tech support!...
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How Microsoft Security Bulletin MS07-017 affected Windows Vista
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over 6 years ago
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Michael Howard
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Feliciano Intini (a senior security guy in Microsoft Italy) has posted an excellent analysis of the MS07-017 bulletin released today. Essentially, it's a roll up of graphic-related fixes. Of the seven discrete fixes: All seven affected Windows...
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Hardening Stack-based Buffer Overrun Detection in VC++ 2005 SP1
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over 6 years ago
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Michael Howard
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As y’all know, the Visual C++ /GS compiler flag adds prolog and epilog code to certain functions to help detect some classes of stack based buffer overruns at runtime. In VC++ 2005, the code looks like this: Function prolog sub esp, 8 mov eax...
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I'm moving to Austin!
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over 6 years ago
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Michael Howard
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At the end of June my family and I are moving to Austin, Texas. I’ll still be doing a lot of the same stuff I’m doing now, but from Austin rather than Redmond. I’ll really miss Redmond, but Austin offers an excellent opportunity; I’ll spend almost 100...
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Lessons Learned from the Animated Cursor bug
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over 6 years ago
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Michael Howard
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I just posted an analysis over on the SDL blog of the lessons we learned from the recent animated curser (ANI) bug.
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CodeGear’s new Delphi 2007 supports ASLR and NX
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over 6 years ago
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Michael Howard
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From the Helping to Secure the Ecosystem Dept. Here’s some good news for people using CodeGear’s Delphi . The new Delphi 2007 release, available now, supports NX and ASLR . The CodeGear Delphi 2007 compiler supports ASLR via any of these three...
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SDL blog is live
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over 6 years ago
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Michael Howard
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We have started a new blog, the SDL blog - we have an interesting array of folks working on the blog, all of them are deeply involved with SDL here at Microsoft, as we want to open up the inner workings a little more. Enjoy.
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