The Peon's Guide To Secure System Development
libertynews writes "Michael Bacarella has written an article on coding and security. He starts out by saying 'Increasingly incompetent developers are creeping their way into important projects. Considering that most good programmers are pretty bad at security, bad programmers with roles in important projects are guaranteed to doom the world to oblivion.' It is well worth the time to read it."
I found 2 quotes particularly enjoyable:
Call yourself a computer professional? Congratulations. You are responsible for the imminent collapse of civilization.
and
The user is pure evil.
Very true and sometimes misunderstood bits of information.
Fully licensed blockchain psychiatrist
the real question that any developer needs to ask...
"What you need doing? Daboo!"
going back to minding my fortress now...
m-
You catch enchiladas by picking them up behind the head and holding them underwater until they don't kick anymore -VeGas
Everyone knows peons don't care about security. They just go around doing whatever they're told to do. Half the time, they're just standing around because there's nothing for them to do. They are oblivious to security breaches... I can't tell you how many peons I've seen getting hacked to death without them even noticing! And if they do notice, all they ever respond with is "Stop poking me!!!"
Peons, indeed
Nosce te Ipsum
Writing Solid Code: Microsoft's Techniques for Developing Bug-Free C Programs by Steve Maguire (Paperback
Also holds the world record for "Shortest Book".
Wouldn't your wife's in-laws be your parents?
Sorry, couldn't resist... :-)
-B
Ash and Hickory, straight-grained and true, make excellent bludgeons, dandy for the cudgeling of vegetarians.