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Harvard vs. von Neumann
From: ljknews at mac.com (ljknews)
Date: Mon, 11 Jun 2007 10:46:19 -0400
At 9:00 AM -0400 6/11/07, Gary McGraw wrote:
If we assumed perfection at the implementation level (through better languages, say), then we would end up solving roughly 50% of the software security problem. Clearly we need to make some progress at the architecture/design level to attain reasonable levels of software security.
Perfect languages won't solve the software security problem.
And neither will perfect designs. Both approaches needed. But a large percentage of failures that result from weak languages are already categorized in standard terms like "buffer overflow". -- Larry Kilgallen
Current thread:
- FW: What's the next tech problem to be solvedin softwaresecurity?, (continued)
- FW: What's the next tech problem to be solvedin softwaresecurity? ljknews (Jun 10)
- FW: What's the next tech problem to be solvedin softwaresecurity? Robert C. Seacord (Jun 10)
- Harvard vs. von Neumann Blue Boar (Jun 10)
- Harvard vs. von Neumann der Mouse (Jun 10)
- Harvard vs. von Neumann Blue Boar (Jun 11)
- Harvard vs. von Neumann Crispin Cowan (Jun 10)
- Harvard vs. von Neumann David Crocker (Jun 11)
- Harvard vs. von Neumann der Mouse (Jun 11)
- Harvard vs. von Neumann David Crocker (Jun 11)
- Harvard vs. von Neumann Gary McGraw (Jun 11)
- Harvard vs. von Neumann ljknews (Jun 11)
- Harvard vs. von Neumann Crispin Cowan (Jun 11)
- The Specifications of the Thing Michael S Hines (Jun 12)
- The Specifications of the Thing Steven M. Christey (Jun 12)
- Harvard vs. von Neumann Steven M. Christey (Jun 12)
- Harvard vs. von Neumann Crispin Cowan (Jun 12)
- Harvard vs. von Neumann Blue Boar (Jun 12)
- Harvard vs. von Neumann Steven M. Christey (Jun 12)
- What's the next tech problem to be solved in software security? Kenneth Van Wyk (Jun 10)
- What's the next tech problem to be solved in softwaresecurity? McGovern, James F (HTSC, IT) (Jun 11)
- What's the next tech problem to be solved in softwaresecurity? Gary McGraw (Jun 11)
