Ken rejected my first attempt at pass by value, so here's pass by
reference instead!  See the email below for an explanation.

http://www.swsec.com/book/annotated-biblio-from-SS.pdf

-----Original Message-----
From: Gary McGraw 
Sent: Friday, February 02, 2007 12:56 AM

Hi all,

I got to thinking about the "what should I read" question while trying
to avoid working on my next book.  It turns out that I built just such a
list with a huge number of references when I was writing "Software
Security."  The list also includes my unmitigated opinion about each
paper or book.  The relevant part for the thread we were on is the list
of the top 5 things you should read in the field.  Anyway, without
further ado and completely free of charge, here is Chapter 13 from
"Software Security: Building Security In"...my annotated bibliography.
[see URL above.]

Hope this helps.

gem

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