Chapters Assigned

Methodology

1. Code Review Introduction
2. Steps and Roles
3. Code Review Processes
4. Transaction Analysis - E Keary

Design review

1. Designing for security
   1. - M Roxberry(.NET)
   2. - Paolo Perego (Java)
   3. - Andrew van der Stock (PHP)
   4. - Paolo Perego (C)
   5. - C++
   6. - Andrew van der Stock (MySQL)
   7. - Mallory (AJAX)

Examples by Vulnerability

1. Reviewing Code for Buffer Overruns and Overflows - 70%
2. Reviewing Code for OS Injection - 70%
3. Reviewing Code for SQL Injection - 70%
4. Reviewing Code for Data Validation - Jenelle Chapman / E Keary
5. Reviewing code for XSS issues - 70%
6. Reviewing Code for Error Handling - Jenelle Chapman
7. Reviewing Code for Logging Issues - 70%
8. Reviewing The Secure Code Environment - E Keary
9. Authorization (Currently linked to "The Development Guide")
10. Authentication (Code review)
11. Session Integrity
12. Cross Site Request Forgery
13. Cryptography (Currently linked to "The Development Guide")
14. Dangerous HTTP Methods ( Secure deployment)
15. Race Conditions

Language specific best practice

Java

1. Java overview J Manico
2. Java applet code review J Manico
3. Java server (J2EE) code review J Manico

PHP

Assigned to Andrew van der Stock

MySQL

Assigned to Andrew van der Stock

C/C++

1. Memory management (Paolo Perego)
2. String management (Paolo Perego)
3. Secure access to file system items (Paolo Perego)

Automating Code Reviews

1. Preface
2. Reasons for using automated tools
3. Education and cultural change
4. Tool Deployment Model
5. Code Auditor Workbench Tool (100%)