Hunting Security Bugs by Bryan Jeffries, Lawrence Landauer, Tom Gallagher

Hunting Security Bugs Bryan Jeffries, Lawrence Landauer, Tom Gallagher ebook
Page: 592
ISBN: 073562187X, 9780735621879
Format: chm
Publisher: Microsoft Press

See myself going full-on bug hunter after this or anything like that, this has mostly just been a random side-adventure that came from me being inspired by some random blogs I read on bug hunting and application security. Probably best known for his skills at hacking Apple's If so, is it a realistic rung to strive for, or is bug-hunting for money a sort of Olympic sport in which only the elite can excel? # re: What tech book are you reading right now? Security is a top priority for the WebKit project. For this fifth edition in a series of advice columns for folks interested in learning more about security as a craft or profession, I interviewed Charlie Miller, a software bug-finder extraordinaire and principal research consultant with Accuvant LABS. Posted by Sam Weinig on Wednesday, May 7th, 2008 at 6:22 pm. Some people have taken Google's idea of offering security bug bounties, and taken them to their logical conclusion: why stop at security bugs? Here you'll find stories about new medical research, the latest health care trends and health issues that affect. 2 - Hunting Security Bugs - by Tom Gallagher, Bryan Jeffries and Lawrence Landauer. Chris Weber is technical editor of “Hunting Security Bugs” authored by the Microsoft Office Security Test Team. Patrick Lambert looks at Facebook's recent attempts to reward bug hunters on their site and help fight the rising tide of malware and other scam. Reporting WebKit Security Bugs. This means there's already a set of professionals who are hunting for such bugs; professionals are much more likely to find bugs on account of understanding how software is designed and implemented. I highly recommend “Hunting Security Bugs” and “The Art of Software Security Assessment”.