Secure Coding in C and C++ (Paperback)
暫譯: C 和 C++ 的安全編碼

Table of Contents:

Foreword.

Preface.

About the Author.

1. Running with Scissors.

    Gauging the Threat

    Security Concepts

    C and C++

    Development Platforms

    Summary

    Further Reading

2. Strings.

    String Characteristics

    Common String Manipulation Errors

    String Vulnerabilities

    Process Memory Organization

    Stack Smashing

    Code Injection

    Arc Injection

    Mitigation Strategies

    Notable Vulnerabilities

    Summary

    Further Reading

3. Pointer Subterfuge.

    Data Locations

    Function Pointers

    Data Pointers

    Modifying the Instruction Pointer

    Global Offset Table

    The .dtors Section

    Virtual Pointers

    The atexit() and on_exit() Functions

    The longjmp() Function

    Exception Handling

    Mitigation Strategies

    Summary

    Further Reading

4. Dynamic Memory Management.

    Dynamic Memory Management

    Common Dynamic Memory Management Errors

    Doug Lea's Memory Allocator

    RtlHeap

    Mitigation Strategies

    Notable Vulnerabilities

    Summary

    Further Reading

5. Integer Security.

    Integers

    Integer Conversions

    Integer Error Conditions

    Integer Operations

    Vulnerabilities

    Nonexceptional Integer Logic Errors

    Mitigation Strategies

    Notable Vulnerabilities

    Summary

    Further Reading

6. Formatted Output.

    Variadic Functions

    Formatted Output Functions

    Exploiting Formatted Output Functions

    Stack Randomization

    Mitigation Strategies

    Notable Vulnerabilities

    Summary

    Further Reading

7. File I/O.

    Concurrency

    Time of Check, Time of Use

    Files as Locks and File Locking

    File System Exploits

    Mitigation Strategies

    Summary

8. Recommended Practices.

    Secure Software Development Principles

    Systems Quality Requirements Engineering

    Threat Modeling

    Use/Misuse Cases

    Architecture and Design

    Off-the-Shelf Software

    Compiler Checks

    Input Validation

    Data Sanitization

    Static Analysis

    Quality Assurance

    Memory Permissions

    Defense in Depth

    TSP-Secure

    Summary

    Further Reading

References.

Acronyms.

Index.