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Sure. I’ll send it to the Hacme Casino, for those of you who weren’t
at the OC meeting last night, is a Ruby on Rails application with “baked-in”
security issues. It is meant to be a teaching and demonstration tool. I have
been working on it for the past few months, during my off time. It is released
through my company (we do security consulting), Foundstone, Inc. The installer is located here: http://www.foundstone.com/resources/proddesc/hacmecasino.htm The source code is located in cvs, with
instructions here (if it’s too much of a pain, I can email it to you): http://sourceforge.net/cvs/?group_id=143089 A couple of side notes: 1) I started using Ruby about four months ago, and realize that the
code for this application is probably not the most elegant thing in the world.
I would owe a beer to whoever would be kind enough to have an in-person or
teleconference peer code review! 2) That being said, I did an informal comparison of lines of code of
three of our free tools projects: Hacme Casino (Ruby on Rails), Hacme
Bank (ASP.NET), and Hacme Books (Java). Hacme Books – 9000 LOC Hacme Bank – 8000 LOC Hacme Casino – 1500
LOC/2000 LOC with tests Not that the results were
that surprising, but pretty cool indeed! Anyways, please feel free to send me any
comments, questions, or suggestions. Thanks, Alex (alex d0t smolen at foundstone d0t
com) From: Scott Hodson
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Alex, for those that didn't make it last night, could
you email the group more about your project and where to go to get
involved? Thanks. |
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