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