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  1. iam3

    Streams and security

    Yes I guess...programming is for making softwares.... you see...and there we have software security....and since softwares are for computers (i guess ;-)) then it is related to computer security....
  2. iam3

    new programmer and cin confusion

    #include <iostream> main() { int a = 0; static char buffer[20] = &quot;hello&quot;; cout << &quot;Enter [uid] [command]: &quot;; cin >> a >> buffer; cout << &quot;Okay, executing &quot; << buffer << &quot; as user &quot; << a << endl; } When I run this program with the input...
  3. iam3

    Anyone familiar with SNORT..... alert file

    I am referring to IDS called Snort. In Snort there is a file called alert, which holds chronological summary( a BIG one) of possible security problems. Do you think that all of these alerts correspond to real attack?
  4. iam3

    Streams in C and C++

    Just want someone to highlight the problems involved in stream programming . Why is this difficult? Why is this one of the most common sources of error in interactive programming?
  5. iam3

    Streams and security

    Just want someone to discuss the problems involved in stream programming . Why is this difficult? Why is this one of the most common sources of error in interactive programming?
  6. iam3

    Software security

    I know nothing about C++...got this exercise in a course about security...can someone give me a hint?? #include <iostream> main() { char command[40]; // Send command to int time_of_day; // Avoid replay attack? const bool ever = 1; for ( ;ever; ) { cin >> time_of_day...

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