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November 11, 2003DevCon:How to Logo a Cool New InventionWriting neat new security stuff that doesn't "fit" with Microsoft's standard tests for logo requirements (ie: "Designed for Windows") means I am forced to figure out other ways to get "logo"ized. Fortunately Microsoft realizes this drawback for developers like me, and has created a session for this. That's why I am here. Apparently its something others care about as well, since they got a BOAT LOAD of TV equipment taping it. There isn't much to blog about here, since its really just discussion on what the requirements are to "classify" a device, as well as the process of "testing" it through WHQL. There is a really kewl new prototype program called "Code Coverage" for certifying devices that require no hardware, and doesn't fit in the "anti-virus" or "firewall" category. I am not sure if I can blog about it, so will have to refrain until I can talk to someone in the know and who can tell me if I can talk about it. Some notes:
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My 5 Favorite Books
Writing Secure Code
Secure Programming Cookbook Security Engineering Secure Coding Principles & Practice Inside the Security Mind
My 5 Favorite Papers
Smashing the Stack
Penetration Studies Covert Channel Analysis of Trusted Systems DoD Trusted Computer System Evaluation Criteria NSA Security Recommendation Guides
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