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Application Security by Richard Lewis. Wednesday, November 15, 2006. Simple security design review steps. Every computer application, no matter how complex, consists of components that lie in the following categories. Readers familiar with DFDs or data flow diagrams will instantly recognise that these categories.] Start out by decomposing the system into smaller components and start creating DFDs of the same. Creating the DFDs will help the reviewer in the following way:. I have come to realize after no ...

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Application Security by Richard Lewis. Wednesday, November 15, 2006. Simple security design review steps. Every computer application, no matter how complex, consists of components that lie in the following categories. Readers familiar with DFDs or data flow diagrams will instantly recognise that these categories.] Start out by decomposing the system into smaller components and start creating DFDs of the same. Creating the DFDs will help the reviewer in the following way:. I have come to realize after no ...

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Application Security by Richard Lewis: When to consider cryptography in your application

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Application Security by Richard Lewis. Thursday, October 05, 2006. When to consider cryptography in your application. Provides the following services to applications:. Prevents application from being read and disclosed to everyone except for the intended recipient. This is achieved using encryption. Provides techniques using which the sender of a message (or originator of the data) can be authenticate reliably. This is achieved using message digesting and encryption. A) Denial of service protection.

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Application Security by Richard Lewis: Temporary Files Security In-depth

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Application Security by Richard Lewis. Thursday, October 12, 2006. Temporary Files Security In-depth. Vulnerabilities due to poor tmp file implementations. Filename = mktemp(template);. Fd = open(filename, …);. But an adversary can create a file with the same name between the two statements. Then, victim.c will either end up opening the adversary’s file, or will fail to create the temporary file itself. Attack#2 Symbolic Link Vulnerability. Attacker will put a symbolic link at the temporary file location.

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Application Security by Richard Lewis: Security considerations for session management in applications

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Application Security by Richard Lewis. Friday, October 27, 2006. Security considerations for session management in applications. Authentication cookies are protected in transit by using SSL. The contents of authentication cookies are encrypted. A session timeout has been factored in the design of the application. Session ids generated for tracking sessions should not be guessable numbers (e.g. First user who visits the site gets session no. 1, the second user gets 2 and so on.). View my complete profile.

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Application Security by Richard Lewis: OWASP, Mumbai Chapter - 2nd Meet - 31-July -06

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Application Security by Richard Lewis. Thursday, August 10, 2006. OWASP, Mumbai Chapter - 2nd Meet - 31-July -06. I spoke on the Significance of Random Numbers in Application Security. I started off with the practical usage of random numbers. I explained how good random number generation prevents applications from malfunctioning, increases strength of cryptographic operations which in turn increases entropy associated with the key. You can find my presentation here. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Application Security by Richard Lewis: OWASP, Mumbai Chapter - 1st Meet - 24-June-06

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Application Security by Richard Lewis. Thursday, August 10, 2006. OWASP, Mumbai Chapter - 1st Meet - 24-June-06. I presented on Secure Coding Fundamentals. You can get my presentation here. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Jesus Christ, the Son of God became the Son of Man so that the sons of men may become sons of God. I, by the mercy and grace of Jesus Christ, am humbled that God is my Father. Greetings in His matchless name. View my complete profile. What is a security pattern?

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