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Syllogistic Application Testing
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Written by Robert E. Lee   
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Auditing Source Code

The objective of the talk is to understand the common problems when developing code written in C/C++. It can be used as starting point to identify security problems when writing applications. The overall focus will be on the prevention of security vulnerabilities and the implementation of technical countermeasures.

Reviewing code to find vulnerabilities is becoming more and more common. Reviewing code is not only useful from a developers point of view but also from an attacker's point of view.
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Most of what the industry is providing in "black box" application security testing today is invalid. This talk will attempt to demonstrate ways we can be more consistant, more thorough, and more honest about the results from "black box" application security testing.

At this talk we will provide insights we've learned from performing application testing, writing application testing tools, and the OSSTMM (3.0) methodology for for application testing.

This will be the first public demonstration of the Cruiser web application testing tool. Download: pdf Syllogistic Application Testing