recent meetings
03/26/08: "Monitoring Software Quality With Continuous Integration" by Andrew Glover
02/26/08: "2010: An Acronym Odyssey" by Brian O'Neill
12/12/07: "Java Reference Objects" by Keith Gregory
"Secure Java Programming" by Scott Fraser
Sponsored by Portico Systems
Abstract
Today you gain L33t Haxxor Skilllz!!!!1111
- Recognize the most common and dangerous Java coding mistakes that make applications vulnerable
- See L33t Exploits in action
- Refactor code to take defensive measures
- Review what the Java platform has to offer
- Know where the online resources are
- Properly label and categorize vulnerabilities
Agenda
- Java platform security features
- Online Resources
- Most common vulnerabilities
- Leet Skillz k\/\/Iz
Scott Fraser, CTO/co-founder, Portico Systems
Scott has worked professionally in the information technology sector for more than twenty one years. One of the three original founders of Portico Systems, he continues to have hands-on involvement with the company’s Java-based platform. Previously he worked as an independent consultant specializing in UNIX/Windows C/C++ programming, and networking.
Scott started working with Java in 1996, and looks forward to 10 more years with the language that single-handedly saved him from memory leaks, Win16/32 API’s, and General Protection Faults.
He has a BS in Environmental Biology from Eastern University in St. David’s PA, and is an avid birder.
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