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Friday, September 22 • 1:30pm - 2:15pm
Common Developer Crypto Mistakes (with illustrations in Java)

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During the past 7 years, I have examined how cryptography has been used in 200+ different projects from a security risk perspective. This includes 85+ design reviews well over 100 secure code reviews (mostly Java with some C/C++ and C# thrown in for good measure) performed for two different companies. That includes both proprietary code of these 2 companies, proprietary vendor code reviewed under NDAs, as well as some FOSS code. This talk explores the most commonly observed applied cryptography mistakes made by developers during that 7 year window, how you can spot those mistakes, and finally describes how to correct them.

 



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Kevin Wall

Senior Application Security Engineer, Verisign
I have been involved in application security for almost the past 20+ years, but I still considers myself a developer first and an AppSec engineer second. During most of those past 20 years, I have specialized in applied cryptography and web AppSec. Before transitioning to AppSec... Read More →


Friday September 22, 2017 1:30pm - 2:15pm EDT
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