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| Identifiant | 7883 |
| Date de publication | 2016-08-11 04:59:00 (vue: 2016-08-11 04:59:00) |
| Titre | Want secure code? Give devs the right tools |
| Texte | The Internet has serious security problems that need to be fixed. Despite many calls to action over the years for the industry to band together and work on solutions, progress has been mild. What's needed isn't necessarily more security technology. What's needed are better tools for developers so that they can improve the security of their code.In his keynote at Black Hat in Las Vegas, Dan Kaminsky, chief scientist and co-founder of White Ops, advocated for environments and coding frameworks that make it easier for developers to implement security without compromising usability or stifling creativity. His keynote, “The Hidden Architecture of Our Time: Why This Internet Worked, How We Could Lose It, and the Role Hackers Play,†called on the security industry to think about how new programming environments could have basic functionality and security features built in and turned on by default.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here |
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