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Course Agenda

Introduction to Secure Coding in C++

Importance of Security in C++ Applications

Common Security Vulnerabilities in C++

Industry Security Standards (CERT C++, OWASP, CWE, ISO/IEC 27001)

Memory Safety and Secure Memory Management

Stack vs. Heap Memory Management

Avoiding Buffer Overflows and Stack Smashing

Secure Handling of Dynamic Memory (new/delete, smart pointers)

Memory Corruption and Safe Memory Allocation Strategies

Secure Input Handling and Data Validation

Risks of Improper Input Handling

Secure String Handling and Buffer Management

Safe Parsing of User Input and Avoiding Injection Attacks

Preventing Format String Vulnerabilities

Secure Coding Best Practices

Principle of Least Privilege in C++ Code

Avoiding Undefined Behavior and Code Vulnerabilities

Secure Exception Handling and Error Reporting

Secure Logging Practices (Avoiding Sensitive Data Exposure)

Preventing Common Security Flaws

Preventing Buffer Overflows and Stack Overflows

Integer Overflows, Underflows, and Truncation Issues

Race Conditions and Thread Safety in Multi-threaded C++ Applications

Secure File Handling and Access Control

Secure Object-Oriented Programming

Secure Class Design and Data Encapsulation

Avoiding Use of Raw Pointers and Dangerous Constructs

Ensuring Polymorphism and Virtual Function Security

Preventing Unauthorized Access to Class Members

Using Security Tools and Static Code Analysis

Code Analysis Tools (Coverity, Clang Static Analyzer, SonarQube)

Using Address Sanitizer and Memory Leak Detection Tools

Automated Vulnerability Detection and Remediation

Secure Code Review Practices

Defensive Programming and Mitigation Strategies

Using Cryptographic Libraries Safely (OpenSSL, Libsodium)

Secure Network Programming in C++

Implementing ASLR, DEP, and Stack Canaries for Security

Writing Secure C++ Code for Embedded and IoT Systems

Real-World Case Studies and Secure Development Lifecycle (SDL)

Analyzing Real-World C++ Security Vulnerabilities

Secure Software Design and Threat Modeling

Incident Response and Post-Breach Security Measures

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C++ Secure Coding Training in New York