Secure Programming

viega writes "Matt Messier and I have just launched a secure programming web site. While this site does support our new book The Secure Programming Cookbook for C and C++ , it also serves as a thorough resource for developers. It has numerous links to articles and other topical resources, new recipes that demonstrate secure programming techniques a large glossary and the obligatory web log. We accept outside submissions, and will reward the best recipe submission each month-- O'Reilly will publish it on the O'Reilly Network web site and will give the author a free book. There's already a decent amount of new content, including recipes on avoiding malloc()/new-related integer overflows, watching out for security problems in API differences and issues when truncating data. There's also an RSS feed for the web log."

Comments

Re:We really need a different language

[The Original Atrox]

Hmmm.... I smell a TROLL

Atrox

At last!

[Capt'n Hector]

Finally! A programming website that's SECURE! I am so tired of my favorite programming websites getting hacked all the time.

oh wait...

By the way, I can't believe nobody made that joke yet.

Re:Speed issues aside

[holloway]

President of America: I will give you thirt..thirt... thirt... thirt... thirty million dollars for sustainable food resources in third world countries.

Reporter: 30 30 30 30 million... 810 trillion dollars?

President of America, embaressed, not wanting to admit defeat: Undoubtly yes.

please don't abbreviate numbers

[DrSkwid]

hundreds of thousands isn't too much effort is it?

Re:I blame colleges

[GMontag]

Why do you sound just like me?

Stupid /. lameness filter wants more characters. Whenever I type the approximate amount of characters as seen above, I get a random, non-informative, message amounting to "Slash ain't posting that", so I have to add crap like this to the end of short posts.