Secure Coding for Chefs

Contributed by jose on 2003-08-12 from the development-in-a-fortress dept.

The Secure Programming Cookbook for C and C++ is a new O'Reilly book which meets the needs of some developers, namely "How do I safely do ___ in C?" There are several recipes on the book's website you can have a look at and start using. Part 1, Recipe 3.1: Understanding Basic Data Validation Techniques , is a great example recipe for everyone. Part 2 Recipe 3.8: Evaluating URL Encodings , will be especially useful for web authors. And the latest addition to the series, part 3 Recipe 3.9: Validating Email Addresses , is also a worthwhile exercise. I have a copy I'm flipping through, look for a review here soon.

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By Anonymous Coward () on 2003-08-12 19:26

Please fix the horizontal scroll on the front page?
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1. By Anonymous Coward () on 2003-08-12 22:13
  
  try changing your resolution from 320x240 to something higher..
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  1. By Anonymous Coward () on 2003-08-12 22:21
    
    Shouldn't 1280x1024 with a full-screen browser window be sufficient? Surely HTML isn't the most complex "language" out there for people to understand.
2. By tedu () on 2003-08-12 22:17
  
  am i the only person with a normal browser? every story somebody has to complain about the link being too long.
3. By netchan () deadly@netchan.cotse.net on 2003-08-13 10:55 mailto:deadly@netchan.cotse.net
  
  Funny, but the rendering is ok with IE ;-)
  
  netchan
4. By Anonymous Coward () on 2003-08-13 17:25
  
  Firebird 0.6 works fine.
5. By Benh () on 2003-08-13 18:00
  
  dont know if it's fixed but i dont have to H-Scroll in dillo eather?
By John Viega () viega@securesoftware.com on 2003-08-13 11:36 http://secureprogramming.com

The title is "The Secure Programming Cookbook for C and C++"... The other recent O'Reilly book is called "Secure Coding", which is a high-level overview of software security.
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1. By jose () on 2003-08-13 12:38 http://monkey.org/~jose/
  
  thanks, john, i fixed the title (and provided a link to the book's page on oreilly). i forgot to announce that a sample chapter is available, chapter 11, random numbers .

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