CERT coding standards
Writing software that works correctly is hard enough. Writing software that works securely is even harder, but the CERT Coding Standards at least provide a good checklist of things to do or not do if you’re programming in C, C++ or Java. Following these checklists won’t guarantee that you’ll avoid all security problems that software can have, but you’ll be much less likely to make the really common and obvious mistakes. Following these standards to write secure code isn't easy, however. The book that discusses just the standard for secure coding in C has 720 pages.





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