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

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

Chap 1.通用方法：1、深入理解被测试物需要理解目标程序是如何工作的。，然后通过实践去证明自己的想法是否正确。2、对目标邪恶3、把邪恶的想法付诸行动4、学习新的攻击方法chap 2.对安全测试使用Threat Models. Here are a few recommendations to help you understand what it takes to both design and test with security in mind: Hunting Security Bugs This book was written by 3 of the sharpest security testers in the Office organization. Some people have taken Google's idea of offering security bug bounties, and taken them to their logical conclusion: why stop at security bugs? What I'd like to see is the list updated (that list is for ASP.NET 2.0) and each method sorted for source or sink potential. Chris has authored several books including Privacy Defended and Windows XP Professional Security and served as technical editor for Hunting Security Bugs, which was written by the Microsoft Office Security Team. His _stolen_ work came from the Microsoft Press book, "Hunting Security Bugs". 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. At the Defcon hacker conference this week in Las Vegas, Facebook is not only recruiting new security experts, but is also spreading the word about bounties it's issuing — on its own bugs. I love books related to security! I think the book will be well suited to senior engineers charged with debugging glitches in their companies software and folks looking to make the leap from being tool-only penetration testers and security consultants. Hunting Security Bugs Finding security flaws is now a fundamental development task, yet there has not been adequate documentation of the process used to find security bugs-until now. SSRF/XSPA Bug in https://www.coinbase.com. A Bug Hunter's Diary (book review). Hunting Security Bugs (Gallagher, Jeffries, Landauer). A couple of months ago I got my hands on Tobias Klein's new book "A Bug Hunter's Diary" and have only recently managed to read through it and, I have to say, I liked it very much. This was one of the bugs which i had reported to Coinbase.com on May 1 2013 as apart of their bug bounty program. Tom Gallagher, Bryan Jeffries and Lawrence Landauer have produced a very useful book that they describe as follows: Learn how to think like an attacker—and identify potential security issues in your software. Practical Malware Analysis (Sikorski, Honig). 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. Facebook is offering 'bug bounties' to hackers in exchange of finding security bugs in the social networking giant's various systems.