To be sure, "inherently secure code" is a misnomer. However, that being
said, my original contention was that certain common vulnerabilities
should be automatically managed these days rather than relying on
explicit code to catch them. Should any sort of overflow really be
allowed? I have to believ
We are NOT craftsmen by any stretch of the imagination. If you have ever
worked in a large enterprise, the ability to change roles and be fluid
in one's career is rewarding yet has unintended consequences.
If I went to my boss tomorrow and said that I no longer want to be an
architect and inste
Yet another perspective. I believe that this question may be somewhat
flawed as it doesn't take into consideration certain demographic
challenges. Right now the model seems to be based on either being
academic (sitting through a semester of some old fog with no real-world
experience blabbering theo
Ben Tomhave wrote:
> Wall, Kevin wrote:
> >
> > I don't mean to split hairs here, but I think "fundamental concept"
> > vs "intermediate-to-advanced concept" is a red herring. In your case
> > of you teaching a 1 yr old toddler, "NO" is about the only thing
> > they understand at this point. That d
