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Available4.8
14 reviews
ISBN 10: 3658067071
ISBN 13: 9783658067083
Author: Helmut Reimer, Norbert Pohlmann, Wolfgang Schneider
1.1 threat modeling
1.1.1 cwe references
1.1.2 verification
1.2 use least privilege
1.2.1 cwe references
1.2.2 verification
1.3 implement sandboxing
1.3.1 cwe references
1.3.2 verification
2.1 minimize use of unsafe string and buffer functions
2.1.1 automatic use of safer functions
2.1.2 cwe references
2.1.3 verification
2.2 validate input and output to mitigate common vulnerabilities
2.2.1 cwe references
2.2.2 verification
2.3 use robust integer operations for dynamic memory allocations and array offsets
2.3.1 cwe references
2.3.2 verification
2.4 use anti-cross site scripting (xss) libraries
2.4.1 cwe references
2.4.2 verification
2.5 use canonical data formats
2.5.1 cwe references
2.5.2 verification
2.6 avoid string concatenation for dynamic sql statements
2.6.1 cwe references
2.6.2 verification
2.7 eliminate weak cryptography
2.7.1 cwe references
2.7.2 verification
2.8 use logging and tracing
2.8.1 cwe references
2.8.2 verification
3.1 determine attack surface
3.2 use appropriate testing tools
3.3 perform fuzz / robustness testing
3.4 perform penetration testing
3.4.1 cwe references
3.4.2 verification
4.1 use a current compiler toolset
4.1.1 cwe references
4.1.2 verification
4.2 use static analysis tools
4.2.1 cwe references
4.2.2 verification
isse issm
sec 2014-11
isse engineer
isse process
e-business security issues
Tags: Helmut Reimer, Norbert Pohlmann, Wolfgang Schneider, ISSE
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