•	Table of Contents
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•	Errata

Secure Coding: Principles & Practices
By Mark G. Graff, Kenneth R. van Wyk
Publisher	: O'Reilly
Pub Date	: June 2003
ISBN	: 0-596-00242-4
Pages	: 224
Slots	: 1

		Dedication
		Copyright
		Preface
			Objectives of This Book
			Structure of This Book
			What This Book Does Not Cover
			Conventions Used in This Book
			About the Examples
			Comments and Questions
			Acknowledgments
		Chapter 1.  No Straight Thing
			Section 1.1.  The Vulnerability Cycle
			Section 1.2.  What Is an Attack?
			Section 1.3.  Why Good People Write Bad Code
			Section 1.4.  A Call to Arms
			Section 1.5.  Summary
		Chapter 2.  Architecture
			Section 2.1.  What Is Security Architecture?
			Section 2.2.  Principles of Security Architecture
			Section 2.3.  Case Study: The Java Sandbox
			Section 2.4.  Summary
		Chapter 3.  Design
			Section 3.1.  Why Does Good Design Matter?
			Section 3.2.  Secure Design Steps
			Section 3.3.  Special Design Issues
			Section 3.4.  Bad Practices
			Section 3.5.  Case Studies
			Section 3.6.  Summary
		Chapter 4.  Implementation
			Section 4.1.  Good Practices
			Section 4.2.  Bad Practices
			Section 4.3.  Case Studies
			Section 4.4.  Summary
		Chapter 5.  Operations
			Section 5.1.  Security Is Everybody's Problem
			Section 5.2.  Good Practices
			Section 5.3.  Bad Practices
			Section 5.4.  Case Studies
			Section 5.5.  Summary
		Chapter 6.  Automation and Testing
			Section 6.1.  Why Test?
			Section 6.2.  Good General Practices
			Section 6.3.  Good Practices Through the Lifecycle
			Section 6.4.  Risk Assessment Methodologies
			Section 6.5.  Case Studies
			Section 6.6.  Summary
		Appendix A.  Resources
			Section A.1.  Books
			Section A.2.  Papers and Articles
			Section A.3.  Web Sites and Online Resources
			Section A.4.  A Final Note on Resources
		Colophon
		Index