Re: [SC-L] opinion, ACM Queue: Buffer Overrun Madness

2004-06-08 Thread ljknews
At 1:10 PM -0400 6/8/04, Jose Nazario wrote: >thought some of you may find this editorial from the May 04 ACM Queue >worth a read. ACM Queue is an interesting magazine and has a website at >acmqueue.org. > >Buffer Overrun Madness > >ACM Queue vol. 2, no. 3 - May 2004 >by Rodney Bates, Wichita State

Re: [SC-L] Interesting article on the adoption of Software Security

2004-06-08 Thread Jeff Williams
Integrating security activities into the software development lifecycle is going to be a major theme at OWASP AppSec 2004 (June 19/20 in NYC). The talks will cover a broad range of topics that web application and web service developers must address, including metrics, training, standards, and best

[SC-L] opinion, ACM Queue: Buffer Overrun Madness

2004-06-08 Thread Jose Nazario
thought some of you may find this editorial from the May 04 ACM Queue worth a read. ACM Queue is an interesting magazine and has a website at acmqueue.org. Buffer Overrun Madness ACM Queue vol. 2, no. 3 - May 2004 by Rodney Bates, Wichita State University Why do good programmers follow bad prac

[SC-L] Interesting article on the adoption of Software Security

2004-06-08 Thread Kenneth R. van Wyk
There's an interesting article out on Net-Security.org (see the full article at http://www.net-security.org/article.php?id=697) that addresses why software development organizations adopt (or do not adopt) a Software Security development methodology. Check it out -- it's a good read, IMHO. Amo

Re: [SC-L] More host-based production security tools unveiled

2004-06-08 Thread Crispin Cowan
Kenneth R. van Wyk wrote: Although the Immunix suite was briefly described here earlier, the Determina product wasn't. Has anyone here looked at these tools and care to share their experience with either or both? I had never heard of Determina before today. Notably google has no high-ranking