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Re: Programming languages -- the "third rail" of secure coding

From: Erik van Konijnenburg <ekonijn () xs4all nl>
Date: Wed, 21 Jul 2004 14:17:09 +0100

At 8:17 AM -0500 7/20/04, Michael S Hines wrote:

I've been compiling a list of programming languages..   Some of which were
developed to 'solve' the insecure programming problem.  I don't think we've
made it yet.

My list -- (feel free to add to it).


And then there are languages such as Java2K that were never intended to *solve* any
problems at all ...

http://p-nand-q.com/humor/programming_languages/java2k/manual.html

--erik

Current thread:

Programming languages -- the "third rail" of secure coding Kenneth R. van Wyk (Jul 19)
- RE: Programming languages -- the "third rail" of secure coding Michael S Hines (Jul 20)
  - Re: Programming languages -- the "third rail" of secure coding Dave Aronson (Jul 20)
    - Re: Programming languages -- the "third rail" of secure coding Mark Rockman (Jul 21)
  - RE: Programming languages -- the "third rail" of secure coding ljknews (Jul 20)
    - Re: Programming languages -- the "third rail" of secure coding Erik van Konijnenburg (Jul 21)
  - Re: Programming languages -- the "third rail" of secure coding der Mouse (Jul 20)
  - Re: Programming languages -- the "third rail" of secure coding Crispin Cowan (Jul 21)
    - Re: Programming languages -- the "third rail" of secure coding Craig E. Ward (Jul 22)
  - Re: Programming languages -- the "third rail" of secure coding James Walden (Jul 21)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- RE: Programming languages -- the "third rail" of secure coding Peter Amey (Jul 21)
- RE: Programming languages -- the "third rail" of secure coding Wall, Kevin (Jul 21)
- RE: Programming languages -- the "third rail" of secure coding Nick Lothian (Jul 21)
- RE: Programming languages -- the "third rail" of secure coding Michael S Hines (Jul 22)
  - Re: Programming languages -- the "third rail" of secure coding Mark Rockman (Jul 23)
- RE: Programming languages -- the "third rail" of secure coding Nick Lothian (Aug 02)

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