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Dos and don'ts: Ensuring apps security from the get-go
Closing the gap between developers and users is the first step toward making sure applications are secure. Article | 24 Aug 2005
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ISD 2005: Taking the guesswork out of information security
To gain a better handle on vulnerable networks, enterprises should base security decisions on data and not folklore. Article | 12 May 2005
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SANS: Security software, media players increasingly vulnerable
More than 600 new Internet vulnerabilities surfaced in the first quarter of 2005. More cracks are showing in security software and media players. Article | 02 May 2005
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Breaking software easier than you think
Whether you create applications or just use them, one way to make a system more secure is to understand how it's being exploited. Article | 14 Apr 2005
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Software secured with CLASP
New guidelines to bake security into the early stages of software development come just as teams feel the squeeze. Article | 12 Apr 2005
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Winning the cyber arms race in the classroom
In the struggle for cybersecurity, Lenny Zeltser's most important weapons are the classroom and the pen.
For the past few years he has taught part-time at the SANS Institute, creating a course on how to analyze malicious software,. He's al... Interview | 14 Mar 2005
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Vendor liability: A pointless argument?
The war of whether vendors should be held liable for defects in their software will rage on at RSA. The debate, however, comes a decade too late. Column | 02 Feb 2005
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Microsoft to keep governments in the security loop
Redmond launches a program to keep governments informed when it's dealing with security problems. Article | 02 Feb 2005
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You can prevent buffer-overflow attacks
Home-grown apps are susceptible to buffer overflows as are Windows and Linux apps; the conclusion of this two-part series will detail how to protect applications from attack. Article | 31 Jan 2005
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Buffer-overflow attacks: How do they work?
Home-grown apps are susceptible to buffer overflows as are Windows and Linux apps; part one of this two-part series shows how hackers can take control of your programs. Article | 31 Jan 2005