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Secure Coding: Principles & Practices
Welcome to the on-line home of Secure Coding:
Principles and Practices (O'Reilly, 2003). We provide
here information about the book and its authors; updated
versions of links and tables that appear in the book; and
also original supplemental material like op/ed pieces and vulnerability
analyses. It's all offered in the spirit of
helping us build strong and light "virtual bridges" in
the years to come.
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Recent News and Articles
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20 April 2004 - Secure Coding:
Principles & Practices has been translated
to Japanese by O'Reilly Japan. Further
details can be found here.
09 April 2004 - Ken and Sean analyze a recently discovered
buffer overflow vulnerability in a popular
media player for Unix and discuss it's
far-reaching implications.
16 February 2004 - An RSS feed of the Secure Coding
mailing list (SC-L) has been made available
by Mail-Archive.com.
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"A *wonderful* book written by people who have been around
for a long time :-). Mark and Ken concisely cover the thinking needed behind
secure programming, and more importantly *designing* software with security
in mind. Plus it's really entertaining to read. I wish it had been available
when I was writing parts of Samba. I might not have had the last two security
embarrassments to my name. READ this book, keep it handy when designing
software and most importantly *remember* what it teaches."
--- Jeremy Allison, Co-Author, Samba
Visit the Advance
Praise section to read other pre-release accolades
that the book has received.
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