Security Minded Development
Offered By: Linux Foundation via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore security-minded development practices in this 50-minute conference talk by Shuah Khan from The Linux Foundation. Learn about vulnerabilities, prevention strategies, and best practices for secure coding. Discover how to handle unsafe data, sanitize input arguments, use structs effectively, and prevent integer overflow. Examine error paths and gain valuable insights on balancing security with dependability. Connect the dots between various security concepts and access additional resources to enhance your development skills.
Syllabus
Intro
What is security minded development
What will stop us achieving our goals
Vulnerability
Prevention
Development
Unsafe Data
Examples
Sanitizing input arguments
Using structsize
Integer overflow
Error paths
Takeaway
Connecting the Dots
Resources
Questions
Security vs dependability
Taught by
Linux Foundation
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