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Robert Seacord wrote:
>
> We would like to invite the C community to review and comment on the
> current version of the CERT C Secure Coding Standard available online at
> www.securecoding.cert.org <http://www.securecoding.cert.org> before
> Version 1.0 is published. To comment, you can create an account on the
> Secure Coding wiki and post your comments there.
>
> Our intent is to complete major development of Version 1.0 by April 18,
> 2008, with the published version of the standard being available in
> September. Once Version 1.0 of the standard goes to the publisher, we
> will begin development of Version 2.0. That is, we will continue to
> maintain the wiki to further advance the "working version" of the CERT C
> Secure Coding Standard. The published 1.0 version will become the
> official version, until replaced by a future version. It is unlikely a
> subsequent version will be released any time in the next 2-3 years, so
> we would like to ensure that Version 1.0 will be a high quality product
> that will promote and encourage secure coding practices.
>
> Thanks for any help and assistance you have already provided and for any
> additional contribution you may make. There are currently 184
> individuals who have contributed to the development of this standard,
> without whom this effort could not have succeeded.
I saw you have an equivalent C++ standard, but there isn't such a post
in comp.lang.c++. I would like to see a relevant post there.
Also is there any PDF including all the stuff in one place, instead of
15+ files?
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