24 Deadly Sins of Computer Security. How to Write Secure Code
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24 Deadly Sins of Computer Security. How to Write Secure Code

Cybersecurity
software security secure coding vulnerabilities cybersecurity web applications cryptography network security
Author
M. Howard, D. LeBlanc, J. Viega
Publisher
Peter
Year
2010
Language
Russian
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