Puffy At Work -- Getting Code Right And Secure, The OpenBSD Way
Secure programming is simple: Don't make mistakes.
Now of course that doesn't work out in practice. But one can get close. Security is mostly a side effect of quality. We'll show you how to write good, simple, high quality code, and what not to do.
On top, if you account for own failure and apply techniques like privilege dropping or privilege seperation, chances of exploitable bugs are low.
And the best part: you don't need to waste time at color-of-choice-hat conferences.
Now of course that doesn't work out in practice. But one can get close. Security is mostly a side effect of quality. We'll show you how to write good, simple, high quality code, and what not to do.
On top, if you account for own failure and apply techniques like privilege dropping or privilege seperation, chances of exploitable bugs are low.
And the best part: you don't need to waste time at color-of-choice-hat conferences.
