October 2008 - Posts
Hello, this is Scott Stender from iSEC Partners, one of the SDL Pro Network partners. As security consultants, we at iSEC work with a variety of companies to drive security throughout their development cycle. Clients with mature security processes ask
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Hi, Michael here. No doubt you are aware of the out-of-band security bulletin issued by the Microsoft Security Response Center today, and like all security vulnerabilities, this is a vulnerability we can learn from and, if necessary, can use to shape
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Jeremy Dallman here with a quick note about a code sanitizing tool we are making available to support one of the SDL requirements – Remove all Banned APIs from your code. This requirement was put in place to prevent use of certain older C runtime functions
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Adam Shostack here. Last weekend, I was at a Security Modeling Workshop, where I presented a paper on “ Experiences Threat Modeling at Microsoft ,” which readers of this blog might enjoy. So please, enjoy! And while I’m at it, I wanted to draw attention
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Hi, Matt Miller from Microsoft’s Security Science team here to talk about exploitation & mitigation. Over the past decade exploitation techniques have been developed and refined to the point that very little expertise has been needed to successfully
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