Safe C++. A Guide to Secure Design and Development of Programs

Sergey Talantov — a developer, software architect, and security champion, programming in C++ for over 20 years. Experience working in companies engaged in information security, Acronis and "Kaspersky Lab" for more than 10 years. Contributor to Chromium, a member of the architectural committee of KasperskyOS. A regular speaker at C++ Russia and Highload conferences. "Safe C++" — is a deep dive into the aspects of programming in C++. The book is intended for specialists who want to improve the level of security of their applications and learn to apply best security practices in real projects.

Inside, there are four main sections: * "Application Security" — key principles of ensuring security, including material on binary debugging. * "Safe Implementation" — this section reveals low-level security issues when writing programs in C++ — here are potential problems and possible solutions. * "Safe Architecture" — principles of building secure application architectures, which will allow the creation of more reliable and resilient systems. * "Safe Process" — methods and practices to enhance the quality, reliability, and security of the developed software. 

The emphasis of the book is on the practical application of theoretical knowledge, where examples and scenarios will be presented that can be adapted for use in one's own projects. The book will be an indispensable resource for developers striving to enhance the security of their applications and protect them from potential threats.