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  • venuswilliams105@yahoo.com

    #1

    Security problem of code

    o) Does C++ have any security problems ?
    o) We'd like to put up our special tennis game online after we finish
    hard-coding and enforcing compiling error reduction.
    o) We are afraid the users would hack in our servers and take away our
    top secrets, we will lose everything, because we use servers to store
    them. They are baaaad :-(

  • Obnoxious User

    #2
    Re: Security problem of code

    On Sun, 08 Jul 2007 08:03:45 +0000, venuswilliams10 5@yahoo.com wrote:
    o) Does C++ have any security problems ?
    All security problems stems from your own programming errors,
    not the langauge.
    o) We'd like to put up our special tennis game online after we finish
    hard-coding and enforcing compiling error reduction.
    o) We are afraid the users would hack in our servers and take away our
    top secrets, we will lose everything, because we use servers to store
    them. They are baaaad :-(
    Isn't paranoia wonderful.

    --
    Obnoxious User

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    • =?ISO-8859-1?Q?Erik_Wikstr=F6m?=

      #3
      Re: Security problem of code

      On 2007-07-08 10:03, venuswilliams10 5@yahoo.com wrote:
      o) Does C++ have any security problems ?
      No, but your code might
      o) We'd like to put up our special tennis game online after we finish
      hard-coding and enforcing compiling error reduction.
      o) We are afraid the users would hack in our servers and take away our
      top secrets, we will lose everything, because we use servers to store
      them. They are baaaad :-(

      That's a security-problem with your servers and have nothing to do with
      C++, however, to be frank I doubt that you have any "top secrets" that
      anyone would want to steal. If someone hacked your server it would
      probably be to use it as a zombie or to send SPAM.

      --
      Erik Wikström

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      • Andrew Koenig

        #4
        Re: Security problem of code

        <venuswilliams1 05@yahoo.comwro te in message
        news:1183881825 .303991.35980@e 9g2000prf.googl egroups.com...
        o) We'd like to put up our special tennis game online after we finish
        hard-coding and enforcing compiling error reduction.
        o) We are afraid the users would hack in our servers and take away our
        top secrets, we will lose everything, because we use servers to store
        them. They are baaaad :-(
        You are concerned that unknown people out there will break in and steal your
        secrets, but you are soliciting advice from other unknown people as to what
        to do about it.

        What's wrong with this picture?


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        • James Kanze

          #5
          Re: Security problem of code

          On Jul 9, 2:33 am, "Andrew Koenig" <a...@acm.orgwr ote:
          <venuswilliams. ..@yahoo.comwro te in message
          news:1183881825 .303991.35980@e 9g2000prf.googl egroups.com...
          o) We'd like to put up our special tennis game online after we finish
          hard-coding and enforcing compiling error reduction.
          o) We are afraid the users would hack in our servers and take away our
          top secrets, we will lose everything, because we use servers to store
          them. They are baaaad :-(
          You are concerned that unknown people out there will break in and steal your
          secrets, but you are soliciting advice from other unknown people as to what
          to do about it.
          What's wrong with this picture?
          Is it possible that he's not read Ken Thompson's "Reflection s on
          Trusting Trust"? I would have thought that that would be one of
          the first things one would read if one is concerned with
          security.

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          • Shadowman

            #6
            Re: Security problem of code

            venuswilliams10 5@yahoo.com wrote:
            o) Does C++ have any security problems ?
            o) We'd like to put up our special tennis game online after we finish
            hard-coding and enforcing compiling error reduction.
            o) We are afraid the users would hack in our servers and take away our
            top secrets, we will lose everything, because we use servers to store
            them. They are baaaad :-(
            >
            New group troll?

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            SM
            rot13 for email

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            • Victor Bazarov

              #7
              Re: Security problem of code

              Shadowman wrote:
              venuswilliams10 5@yahoo.com wrote:
              >o) Does C++ have any security problems ?
              >o) We'd like to put up our special tennis game online after we finish
              >hard-coding and enforcing compiling error reduction.
              >o) We are afraid the users would hack in our servers and take away
              >our top secrets, we will lose everything, because we use servers to
              >store them. They are baaaad :-(
              >>
              New group troll?
              Yep. Probably a Marion Bartoli fan...


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