Foundations of Security: What Every Programmer Needs to Know
Dr. Gary McGraw, a well-known software security expert, said, “First things first—make sure you know how to code, and have been doing so for years. It is better to be a developer (and architect) and then learn about security than to be a security guy and try to learn to code” (McGraw 2004). If yo...
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2012
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| Tóm tắt: | Dr. Gary McGraw, a well-known software security expert, said, “First things first—make sure
you know how to code, and have been doing so for years. It is better to be a developer (and
architect) and then learn about security than to be a security guy and try to learn to code”
(McGraw 2004). If you are interested in becoming a security expert, I wholeheartedly agree
with him. At the same time, many programmers who just need to get their job done and do
not necessarily intend to become security experts also do not necessarily have the luxury of
pursuing things in that order. Often, programmers early in their careers are given the responsibility
of producing code that is used to conduct real business on the Web, and need to learn
security while they are continuing to gain experience with programming. This book is for
those programmers—those who may have (at most) just a few years of experience programming.
This book makes few assumptions about your background, and does its best to explain
as much as it can. It is not necessarily for people who want to become security experts for a
living, but it instead helps give a basic introduction to the field with a focus on the essentials
of what every programmer needs to know about security. t |
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