Secure Programming Practices in C++

Secure Programming Practices in C++

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C Core Guidelines

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Secure Programming Practices in C++

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  1. 1 Introduction
  2. 2 Agenda
  3. 3 What kind of specs exists
  4. 4 C Core Guidelines
  5. 5 C Coding Standard
  6. 6 Common Weakness Enumeration
  7. 7 Undefined Behavior
  8. 8 Undefined Behavior Example
  9. 9 Compiler Optimizations
  10. 10 The Disappearing Memset
  11. 11 Live Demo
  12. 12 References
  13. 13 Era of the SAE
  14. 14 Exploitability
  15. 15 Sign Integer Overflow
  16. 16 Overflows
  17. 17 Buffer Underflow
  18. 18 Incorrect Type Conversion
  19. 19 The Good Thing
  20. 20 Use Your Tools
  21. 21 Avoid loops
  22. 22 Save casts
  23. 23 Allocation
  24. 24 Garbage Collection
  25. 25 Make Sure
  26. 26 No Semantics
  27. 27 enum class
  28. 28 string literal
  29. 29 loop
  30. 30 literals
  31. 31 struct
  32. 32 quote operator
  33. 33 semantics to numbers
  34. 34 sizes
  35. 35 fuzzers
  36. 36 taint
  37. 37 pointer
  38. 38 clever code
  39. 39 shared pointer
  40. 40 shared state
  41. 41 modern C

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