Software Security Books
Books related to programming securely and writing secure software
Crackproof Your Software
Crackproof Your Software is an excellent book. I highly recommend that anyone in the business of developing software for profit read this book to learn how to protect your investment from being cracked and distributed illegally.
Crackproof Your Software is an excellent book. I highly recommend that anyone in the business of developing software for profit read this book to learn how to protect your investment from being cracked and distributed illegally.
Exploiting Software: How To Break Code
Exploiting Software is for software developers what Hacking Exposed is for network and security administrators. This book should be required reading for software developers.
Exploiting Software is for software developers what Hacking Exposed is for network and security administrators. This book should be required reading for software developers.
Innocent Code
Sverre Huseby has written a plain-English, no-nonsense, platform and application independent book that should be required reading for all web developers.
Sverre Huseby has written a plain-English, no-nonsense, platform and application independent book that should be required reading for all web developers.
Programming .NET Security
Adam Freeman and Allen Jones have written a detailed, yet concise book that all .NET programmers should read to learn to write secure code.
Adam Freeman and Allen Jones have written a detailed, yet concise book that all .NET programmers should read to learn to write secure code.
Secure Coding Principles and Practices
Secure Coding Principles and Practices is a short book written in non-technical terms. It covers the concepts and theories of secure coding without being stuck on one programming language. A must read for anyone involved with writing code or managing those who do.
Secure Coding Principles and Practices is a short book written in non-technical terms. It covers the concepts and theories of secure coding without being stuck on one programming language. A must read for anyone involved with writing code or managing those who do.