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:OSWeekly: Secure Programming in GPU/Linux Systems: Part II
OSWeekly: Secure Programming in GPU/Linux Systems: Part II
Apr 6, 2006, 09 :00 UTC (1 Talkback[s]) (3410 reads)

(Other stories by Puru Govind)

[ Thanks to Sham for this link. ]

"In our last article, we saw objectives of computer security and had a brief introduction on secure programming. We also delved deeply into the need of secure programming, what type of programs need secure programming and why programmers write insecure code.

"Continuing with our two part series, we'll look into an extremely common security flaw--Buffer Overflow--in this article..."

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