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Note: This is now a 2 volume set which is shrink wrapped.
Computer software is an integral part of modern society. Companies rely on applications to manage client information, payment data, and inventory tracking. Consumers use software for a variety of different reasons as well--to manage their daily lives, to communicate with friends and family, and to browse resources made available on the internet, to name a few. With such a heavy reliance on software in our society, questions surrounding the security of the pieces of software performing these various tasks begin to arise. Is the software we are using really secure? How can we verify that it is? And what are the implications of a particular application being compromised? These are some of the questions that this book attempts to address. This book sheds light on the theory and practice of code auditing--how to rip apart an application and discover security vulnerabilities.
Contents
ABOUT THE AUTHORS xv
PREFACE xvii
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS xxi
I Introduction to Software Security Assessment
1 SOFTWARE VULNERABILITY FUNDAMENTALS 3
2 DESIGN REVIEW 25
3 OPERATIONAL REVIEW 67
4 APPLICATION REVIEW PROCESS 91
II Software Vulnerabilities
5 MEMORY CORRUPTION 167
6 C LANGUAGE ISSUES 203
7 PROGRAM BUILDING BLOCKS 297
8 STRINGS ANDMETACHARACTERS 387
9 UNIX I: PRIVILEGES AND FILES 459
10 UNIX II: PROCESSES 559
11 WINDOWS I: OBJECTS AND THE FILE SYSTEM 625
12 WINDOWS II: INTERPROCESS COMMUNICATION 685
13 SYNCHRONIZATION AND STATE 755
III Software Vulnerabilities in Practice
14 NETWORK PROTOCOLS 829
15 FIREWALLS 891
16 NETWORK APPLICATION PROTOCOLS 921
17 WEB APPLICATIONS 1007
18 WEB TECHNOLOGIES 1083
BIBLIOGRAPHY 1125
INDEX 1129
