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Secure Development

Writing software that is secure and ideally secure by design is no easy task. It is well worth taking the time to learn about and understand the issues.

A good example of things to consider is documented at The Dangers of String-Comparing Passwords | Michael's Security Blog and through this you will see that you need to alter the way you think.

‹ Penetration Testing up Secure Shell (SSH) ›

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