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082			_a005.8 _bHOW
100			_aHoward, Michael
245			_aWriting Secure Code
250			_a2nd ed
260			_aWashington _bMicrosoft Press _c2003
300			_a768p
500			_aPart - 1: Contemporary Security The Need for Secure Systems The Proactive Security Development Process Security Principles to Live By Threat Modeling Part - 2: Secure Coding Techniques Public Enemy # 1: The Buffer Overrun Determining Appropriate Access Control Running with Least Privilege Cryptographic Foibles Protecting Secret Data All Input IS Evil! Canonical Representation Issues Database Input Issues Web Specific Input Issues Internationalization Issues Part - 3: Even More Secure Coding Techniques Socket Security Securing RPC, ActiveX Controls and DCOM Protecting Against Denial of Service Attacks Writing Secure .NET Code Part - 4: Special Topics Security Testing Performing a Security code Review Secure Software Installation Building Privacy into Your Application General God Practices Writing Security Documentation and Error Messages
600			_aComputer Engineering
700			_aLeBlanc, David
890			_aUSA
995			_AHOW _CCET-NIT _D350.00 _E0 _F049 _H0 _I0.00 _Jby Computer Department _UC _W20040415 _XGratis1 _ZReference
995			_AHOW _CCET-NIT _D350.00 _E0 _F049 _H0 _I0.00 _Jby Computer Department _UC _W20040415 _XGratis1 _ZGeneral
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