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Activity – Protect Against a Poison Null Byte
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Building and Breaking Passwords
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Find Vulnerabilities in Your Software
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Identify Factors that Undermine Software Security
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Identify Security Requirements and Expectations
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Activity – Having Fun With a Modern Hashing Algorithm
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Activity – Saving Hashes for Future Use
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Activity – Hashing a Password
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Activity – Adding a Security Feature to Your Code
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Activity – Identifying Vulnerabilities in an Application
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Identify Factors that Undermine Software Security, Part 2
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Activity – Identifying Security Requirements and Expectations
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Secure Coding – C/C++
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This lab covers multiple secure coding errors commonly found in C and C++, including buffer overruns, strcpy(), gets(), and the system() function.
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Introduction
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Gather Intelligence on Vulnerabilities and Exploits
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Activity – Validating a Password
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Activity – Securing the Password Hash
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Syllabus
Syllabus
Course description
In this course, you will identify requirements and cyber security standards that apply to your software development projects, and the consequences of not meeting them; identify people, process, and product factors that undermine software security; identify ways that software security may be broken to gain insights into software vulnerabilities; use information sources to find vulnerabilities and exploits affecting your software projects.
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