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Testing for security during development: Why we should scrap penetrate-and-patch
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In the commercial sector, security analysis has traditionally been applied at the network system level, after release, using tiger team approaches. After a successful tiger team penetration, specific system vulnerabilities are patched. I make a case for applying software engineering analysis techniques that have proven successful in the software safety arena to security-critical software code. This work is based on the generally held belief that a large proportion of security violations result from errors introduced during software development.
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