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===.NET===
 
===.NET===

Revision as of 21:30, 21 January 2007

Chapters Assigned

Guide History

Long long ago...

Methodology

  1. Introduction
  2. Steps and Roles
  3. Code Review Processes

Design review

  1. Designing for security

Examples by Vulnerability

  1. Reviewing Code for Buffer Overruns and Overflows
  2. Reviewing Code for OS Injection
  3. Reviewing Code for SQL Injection
  4. Reviewing Code for Data Validation
  5. Reviewing code for XSS issues
  6. Reviewing Code for Error Handling
  7. Reviewing Code for Logging Issues
  8. Reviewing The Secure Code Environment
  9. Transaction Analysis
  10. Authorization
  11. Authentication
  12. Session Integrity
  13. Cross Site Request Forgery
  14. Cryptography
  15. Dangerous HTTP Methods
  16. Race Conditions

Language specific best practice

Java

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

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  1. Inner classes
  2. Class comparison
  3. Cloneable classes
  4. Serializable classes
  5. Package scope and encapsulation
  6. Mutable objects
  7. Native Methods
  8. Private methods & circumvention
  9. Static Fields
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PHP

C

  1. Memory management
  2. String management
  3. Secure access to file system items

Automating Code Reviews

  1. Preface
  2. Reasons for using automated tools
  3. Education and cultural change
  4. Tool Deployment Model

References