EC-Council - Secure Programming with C + +
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EC-Council - Secure Programming with C++ 
MP4 | Video: h264, 192x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 36 Lessons (10h 57m) | Size: 2.23 GB
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The C++ programming language is widely used, but C++ programs are often insecure. A number of different vulnerabilities can exist in C++ code and make it vulnerable to exploitation. If you want to write secure C++ code, you need to identify and understand the numerous potential errors that can be made in C++ programs. This includes everything from identification of a potential vulnerability to understanding how it could be exploited to knowing how to correct your vulnerable code. This course walks you through this entire process by providing examples of vulnerable code, exploiting this code, and then nstrating corrected code that is immune to exploitation.
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- 01 - Course Overview .mp4 (43.9 MB)
- 02 - The Object-Oriented Paradigm .mp4 (95.7 MB)
- 03 - Getting Familiar with C++ Libraries and Frameworks .mp4 (76.3 MB)
- 04 - Developing Your First C++ Application.mp4 (21.8 MB)
- 05 - Variable Types and Typecasting in C++ .mp4 (88.7 MB)
- 06 - Integer Overflow Vulnerabilities .mp4 (95.2 MB)
- 07 - Integer Underflow Vulnerabilities .mp4 (59.3 MB)
- 08 - Secure File Management through Files, Classes, and Streams .mp4 (108.7 MB)
- 09 - Introduction to Format String Specifiers .mp4 (92.7 MB)
- 10 - Controlled Execution with Formatted Outputs .mp4 (67.7 MB)
- 11 - Inside the Stack .mp4 (64.6 MB)
- 12 - Stack-based Buffer Overflow Vulnerabilities .mp4 (133.1 MB)
- 13 - Introduction to the Heap .mp4 (74.3 MB)
- 14 - Non-stack Buffer Overflow .mp4 (80.1 MB)
- 15 - Dynamic Memory Management .mp4 (52.9 MB)
- 16 - A Few Key Points about Pointers .mp4 (75.2 MB)
- 17 - Null Pointer Dereference .mp4 (97.9 MB)
- 18 - Misusing Freed Memory .mp4 (86.6 MB)
- 19 - Deep vs. Shallow Object Copies .mp4 (73.1 MB)
- 20 - The Dangers of Untrusted Input .mp4 (63.9 MB)
- 21 - Database Injection with SQL .mp4 (124.0 MB)
- 22 - Running Malicious Code with Command Injection .mp4 (86.3 MB)
- 23 - Breaking LDAP with Injection .mp4 (113.0 MB)
- 24 - XML Hijinks with XPath Injection .mp4 (97.7 MB)
- 25 - Manipulating the Filesystem with Resource Injection .mp4 (70.3 MB)
- 26 - The Many Benefits of Parallel Processing .mp4 (78.0 MB)
- 27 - Race Conditions Make Code Unpredictable .mp4 (70.7 MB)
- 28 - Locking Down Parallel Processing .mp4 (67.0 MB)
- 29 - Securely Using Temporary Files .mp4 (121.9 MB)
- 30 - Introduction to Error and Exception Handling .mp4 (67.2 MB)
- 31 - Many Different Types of Exceptions .mp4 (76.1 MB)
- 32 - Handling All of the Errors .mp4 (64.8 MB)
- 33 - Plugging Information Leaks in Error Messages .mp4 (56.9 MB)
- 34 - Introduction to the OWASP Top Ten .mp4 (136.1 MB)
- 35 - Tracking Errors and Vulnerabilities .mp4 (147.7 MB)
- 36 - Exploring C++ Best Practices .mp4 (58.0 MB)
- Bonus Resources.txt (0.3 KB)
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