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A Guide to Building Secure Web Applications

Posted by michael on from the much-needed-little-heeded dept.

some-guy writes "The Open Web Application Security Project has released A Guide to Building Secure Web Applications, Version 1.1 "While this document doesn't provide a silver bullet to cure all the ills, we hope it goes a long way in taking the first step towards helping people understand the inherent problems in web applications and build more secure web applications and Web Services in the future...""

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  1. Re:My $1.50 by pVoid · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    Wow. That is some of the most ignant shit I've ever heard.

    I'll tell you what is secure, and it's easy too: take a building, cover it with 10 feet thick walls of concrete. It's now secure.

    It's even more ignant just thinking that 90% of security vulnerabilities these days come from 'script kiddy exploitable' no-brainer-to-fix buffer overrun bugs.

    I generally try not to go out flaming people, but... god, you suck.