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| Subject: | RE: Sample JAVA application |
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| Date: | Sat, 6 Nov 2004 15:30:15 +0200 |
Hi Chris,
From my experience there are a lot of Java specific security issues to check
when doing a code review. I haven't seen a good paper on the subject, but I'll try to give the start... Issues to check: * Object Initialization * Reducing scope * Make Everything final * Don't Use Inner classes * Don't Depend on Package Protection * Avoid Code signing * Sign Only JAR Files * Make Classes Unclonable * Make Classes Unserializeable * Make Classes Undeserializeable * Don't Compare Classes by Name * Storing Secrets in Code Note that it is not a complete list, but a start. I hope you'll get the general idea by now... Hope it helped, Tal. Tal Mozes Application Security Consultant www.comsec.co.il
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