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This forum is provided to promote discussion amongst students enrolled in CITS3007 Secure Coding. If posting a question, it's suggested you check first whether your question is answered in the unit Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) list, and use the search box (on the right) to see if an answer to your question has already been posted.

Please consider offering answers and suggestions to help other students! And if you fix a problem by following a suggestion here, it would be great if other interested students could see a short "Great, fixed it!" followup message.

Note that any posts must comply with the UWA Code of Conduct and the UWA Academic Conduct Policy. That means you should (a) treat everyone with respect and courtesy, and (b) not post your solutions to an assessment that's in progress.

If asking a programming question, it's recommended you read How do I ask a good question? If reporting or troubleshooting a bug in software used in the unit, it's recommend you read How to report bugs effectively.

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UWA week 16 (1st semester, week 7) ↓

trivia You too can discover a vulnerability

4:59pm Wed 17th Apr, Arran S.

Hi all, I mentioned in lectures that you don't need to be a security expert to identify a vulnerability plenty of people have discovered vulnerabilities in existing programs armed with nothing more than a general knowledge of good coding practices...

UWA week 11 (1st semester, week 3) ↓

trivia Exceptions - maybe not such a good idea

2:29pm Wed 13th Mar, Arran S.

In case people are interested although Java and Python both use exceptions, some more recent languages have moved away from exceptions as an approach to error-handling. (For instance, neither Rust nor Go have exceptions.) A big problem with exception...

UWA week 9 (1st semester, week 1) ↓

trivia Undefined behaviour and security bugs in Rust code 👍x1

6:15pm Thu 29th Feb, Arran S.

Hi all, In yesterday's lecture I was asked if using a systems programming language like Rust could help avoid some of the security bugs that are often seen in C code. I mentioned that it can indeed help but it's important to note that it's still...

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