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Secure Programming Resources

Contributed by jose on from the going-beyond-grep dept.

Since a lot of OpenBSD users are curious about improving the quality of software out there, here is a brief list of secure programming resources. Mind you it's biased towards C and static analysis, but this should be helpful. Nothing replaces a good, thorough manual code audit by knowledgable eyes, but this can be a start. Also be sure to follow many of the links from these references, these are just some places to start.

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  1. By Anonymous Coward () on

    Of the tools for scanning code listed in the Sardonix link, RATS is currently the strongest/most complete.

    There is another list of resources at the Shmoo Group's website.

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