CBT-DB ~ 20 Deadly Sins of Software Security

Let's test your security knowledge!

This is a database file for CBT application.
Please overwrite a database file in the CBT application folder with this one.

You can download CBT application from... 
http://channel9.msdn.com/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=71128

This is of interest to me, but, sorry, having to run an .EXE only to access this makes me nervous. Now, if you could release the source to the .EXE, that'd be great.

Hi Minh,
Don't worry.
This is a very safe managed code!

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iStation wrote:

Hi Minh,
Don't worry.
This is a very safe managed code!

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I'm sure it's safe -- But maybe more people would give your app try if it can be proven safe.

I've been trying -- unsuccessfully -- to convince myself that there's a justification for posting Sandbox projects that don't include source.

I just don't see it.  I thought the point of Sandbox was to share code.

Sorry, it contains some license matters.
So, I can't disclose the source code, right now.
Please enjoy the contents.
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It only takes one deadly sin to get you killed.

I would imagine one would be running untrusted code and I do not trust this code.

So what are the 19 other deadly sins of software security?

http://blogs.msdn.com/michael_howard/archive/2005/07/11/437875.aspx

Bingo!?

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0072260858

This book is worth reading!

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What is this CBT thing about?

zproxy wrote:

What is this CBT thing about?

This CBT is for reviewing your security awareness.

BTW, at that time, I set protection for the all contents of this CBT-DB series. That's why some C9ers reacted with their messages. I wonder anyone could unlock this protection...

What do you mean by protectyion?

Password protected office files?

zproxy wrote:

What do you mean by protectyion?

Password protected office files?

Hehe..., oh, yeah.
Password protected Access file.
Can you break it?