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| Subject: | Re: ISA Server and SQL Injection |
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| Date: | Thu, 24 Feb 2005 16:11:06 +0000 |
Hi Mark,
Curphey> Building secure software IMHO is not just about getting the code
right. I think any good system should be designed to handle failure. That
goes from structured exception and error handling through to
compartmentalizing and restraining components. The crux of it is that
software IMHO has to protect itself.
Wise words.
Your name's kind of familiar, have our paths crossed before?
Regards,
Paul
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