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Code Security

Name: Anonymous 2007-04-10 3:25 ID:oSbmDWg8

Is it possible to write code in C and not be vulnerable to buffer overflows? Or is this a fool's errand?

Name: Anonymous 2010-11-20 3:42

>>14
A systems programming language is usually a language that gives the programmer full control and does not confine the programmer to any rules. The operating system that controls the computer you use is not a critical system, if it crashes, you just reboot it, no one gets killed. Reliable code is just a selling point to operating systems. The people who developed MISRA C program the electronics that controls the brakes in your car, where there is zero tolerance for error.

>>15
MISRA C is a C subset that throws out all parts of C that can not be made secure, such as I/O functions that use pointers, exceptions and other things as well as setting up guidelines for secure code.

Name: Anonymous 2010-11-20 4:39

>>16
MISRA C is a C subset that throws out all parts of C that can not be made secure
MISRA C is a C subset that throws out all parts of C.

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