when you install a new version.
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see this
problem going away in the future, though particular attack instances like SQL
injection may disappear.
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that
computer science changes rapidly, and it does compared to older fields like
physics, where you have to go to graduate school to study much that was
developed after the 1930's, but I suspect most people in any field avoid change
until it's forced upon them.
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it.
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, and the first is the most workable short term solution.
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The University of Toledo @ LCCC
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++. Electives introduce other
languages, of course. I like ocaml myself, but its use is restricted to
restricted to certain electives.
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The University of Toledo @ LCCC
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CGI parameter strings or databases
receiving SQL query strings.
As for syntax, I want to be able to use functional, imperative, or
object-oriented techniques as best fit my problem domain.
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Visiting Assistant Professor of EECS
The University of Toledo @ LCCC
http
on exploit mitigation techniques that was
mentioned in the article at http://cvs.openbsd.org/papers/auug04/index.html
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Visiting Assistant Professor of EECS
The University of Toledo @ LCCC
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On 10/12/06, Craig E. Ward [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't think saying use safer languages is a good way to say it.It would help conditions significantly if greater care were taken tomatch the choice of programming language to the problem to be solved
or application to be created. If a language
On 11/7/06, Gadi Evron [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, I never recieved any replies here on what's already being done.. sonow, I am asking for ideas on how we can approach schools. What's needed,in order for basic CS classes to have a security orientation?
Most CS professors have little awareness
to learn a new safe language
than to use C++ securely.
James Walden
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do. If your static analysis tool doesn't have a rule to detect a particular
class of security bug, it obviously won't find it, but your testers might
have the experience to test for it.
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for Python, like pylint, pychecker, and
pyflakes, but none of them is primarily focused on security.
OWASP's Python ESAPI is a good starting point to learn about
potential security flaws in Python.
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There are also a couple of other relevant academic security conferences:
MetriSec - http://metrisec2011.cs.nku.edu/ (September 21st in Banff, Canada)
SESS - http://homes.dico.unimi.it/~monga/sess11.html (May)
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