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M. Howard and D. LeBlanc. Writing Secure Code. Microsoft Press, 2001.

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DPS: An Architectural Style for Development of Secure.. - Fenkam, Gall, Jazayeri.. (2002)   (Correct)

....paper. 2 Related Work Building secure software is starting to draw well deserved attention. Up to now, most computer security articles published in industry magazines focussed on fixing security problems [7] Among the few that propose principles for building secure software systems, we consider [10, 18, 23, 25, 27, 28] particularly interesting. In [18] McGraw and Felten propose twelve rules for writing secure Java programs: 1) programs should not depend on initialization, 2) Use of visibility restrictors, 3) everything should be made final unless there is a good reason not to, 4) programs should not depend on ....

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....The obtained results give the first estimation of the maximum possible eciency of the obfuscation process. Keywords: obfuscation, security, reverse engineer ing, machine code I Introduction Although the security through obscurity method seems to be not very popular in current software science ([3]) obfuscation is present al most everywhere. Each time someone wants to store important data he encodes it, which in fact is just pure obfuscation (doing this he assumes that an intruder can access his data) It looks somehow strange that no one obfuscates important pieces of programs or does it ....

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Michael Howard and David LeBlanc. Writing secure code. Microsoft Press, Redmond, Washington, 2nd edition, December 2002.

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