Re: Source code auditing

[Himanshu Goyal <idhimanshu () gmail com>]

"Writing secure code" is one of the good book for secure code reviews.

Cheers-
Himanshu

On Mon, Feb 15, 2010 at 10:23 PM, Oliver Kindernay
<oliver.kindernay () gmail com> wrote:
> Hi, I am interested in exploiting applications. I have some practice
> in writing exploits (buffer overflow, format string, ...) in linux. I
> want to start exploiting real applications (open source). I don't know
> how to start with finding bugs in application's source. I can use
> perl, grep, etc... for finding some statical buffers, strcpys, etc.
> but it's good just for some explorative research. Could you post some
> sources where can I learn some about source code auditing?
>
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