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Dunning-Kruger is a very distinct possibility :) Your handle includes the word "security"; I don't claim any powers that way beyond "don't allow memory overwrit
by ArkyBeagle 11y ago
Dunning-Kruger is a very distinct possibility :) Your handle includes the word "security"; I don't claim any powers that way beyond "don't allow memory overwrites" and "airgapping good."
I doubt anybody is remotely interested in this - the problem domains are pretty boring and highly constrained. These tend to be realtime embedded ( both soft and hard realtime ). It seems wildly inappropriate for gaming, graphics or Web stuff. Perhaps I'm wrong there; not really all that clued in.
There is much less to this than you might imagine. The problem is that a book is a team effort, and I have no idea who to bother with it. Not asking for a volunteer here.
For an idea of the basic philosophy, it might be worth looking at Bruce Powell Douglass.
- nickpsecurity 11y ago"Dunning-Kruger is a very distinct possibility :) Your handle includes the word "security"; I don't claim any powers that way beyond "don't allow memory overwrites" and "airgapping good."" There's just so many ways that language can get you I have a doubt even a handful of methods would cover them all. It takes Work to get anywhere. Best of luck to you on that. "For an idea of the basic philosophy, it might be worth looking at Bruce Powell Douglass." Appreciate the reference. Can't recall if he's in my collection or not. I'll look into his work. :)
- ArkyBeagle 11y agoOh, I know it's dangerous. It does take work. 'C' is an improvement over the stone knives and bearskins we'd used before. And I appreciate the heads up that I may be repeating myself/others, and that this subject is really for long form stuff.
- nickpsecurity 11y agoHaha ok dude.