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Re: Programming languages used for security
From: "Fabien" <skink () evhr net>
Date: Fri, 09 Jul 2004 19:24:51 +0100
Hello, I'm not a secure coding expert, so my point of view is more from a developper view.
+ What functionality should the accompanying libraries support (e.g., encryption, access control, etc.)?
In my opinion, it's the most important things for a languages, something to easily validate user input or to encrypt password are a must have. And the other good thing with a good base library is that the user don't need to re-develop his own one. And it's easier to extend, to maintain and to import the security of a main librairy instead of a lot of 3rd parties library. -- Fabien, sorry for his english.
Current thread:
- Programming languages used for security Wall, Kevin (Jul 09)
- Re: Programming languages used for security Fabien (Jul 09)
- Re: Programming languages used for security ljknews (Jul 09)
- Re: Programming languages used for security Crispin Cowan (Jul 09)
- RE: Programming languages used for security David Crocker (Jul 09)
- Re: Programming languages used for security Crispin Cowan (Jul 09)
- Re: Programming languages used for security Dana Epp (Jul 10)
- Re: Programming languages used for security Crispin Cowan (Jul 10)
- RE: Programming languages used for security David Crocker (Jul 10)
- Re: Programming languages used for security der Mouse (Jul 10)
- Re: Programming languages used for security Crispin Cowan (Jul 09)
- Re: Programming languages used for security der Mouse (Jul 10)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- RE: Programming languages used for security Wall, Kevin (Jul 10)