Pink links are for fun. Except you may not
see them as pink, as you have limited or no CSS support.
Sorry.
[ March 21st, 2008 ]
Check out Solar Designer for
truly elegant use of dangerous C APIs.
The inelegant way - printf
should be faster than puts? Use truncating functions
instead of learning how to code? The strl* functions
quickly offer an opportunity, not a guarantee, to prevent
overflows in old code. They are not necessarily the best
choice for new code. Repeatedly passing the size of your
buffer and letting the system find the the nil seems
wasteful. Repeatedly checking strl* for truncation is
usually more work than avoiding the truncation.
[ March 19th, 2008 ]
(Asterisk special, aka what year is this?)
There were more, but these are the funniest. Asterisk
seems to be a new development centre for this type of
stuff. Maybe wu-ftpd's days are numbered?
Auditing a http daemon that claims to securely allow remote
users to execute commands on the server system. Notice
that it doesn't even drop privileges properly, due to an
error. I figured you would test a program like this...