Teaching robust programming
Published in IEEE Security & Privacy • Mar 1, 2004
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Authors:
Matt Bishop
Abstract
Robust programming aims to prevent abnormal termination or unexpected actions and requires code to handle bad (invalid or absurd) inputs in a way that is consistent with the developer's intent. For example, if an internal error occurs, the program might terminate gracefully rather than simply failin...
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