We know several common buzzwords for determining security strategy of a company (or an individual). Let’s try to define them once again, for completeness sake. Security by ignorance Easily summed up by “what you do not know cannot hurt you” and is obviously wrong. Typically happens at the early stages of software developer’s career when ...
Read MoreNot to worry, we are not going to get overly scientific here. I happened across this extremely interesting paper called “Quantitative analysis of faults and failures in a complex software system” published by Norman Fenton and Niclas Ohlsson in ye god old year 2000. The paper is very much worth a read, so if you ...
Read MoreSoftware developers regularly attempt to create new encryption and hashing algorithms, usually to speed up things. There is only one answer one can give in this respect: Here is a short summary of reasons why you should never meddle in cryptography. Cryptography is mathematics, very advanced mathematics There are only a few good cryptographers and ...
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