Sloppy old code leaves banks at risk to hackers
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Researchers find 1.3 million weaknesses which could allow hackers to take advantage of corporate systems.
Sloppy old code: when you care enough to not care enough
Some of the worst code was written with Microsoft's .NET framework, although applications developed in Java that were released more than six times per year had the very highest CWE densities.
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Researchers find 1.3 million weaknesses which could allow hackers to take advantage of corporate systems.
Sloppy old code: when you care enough to not care enough
Some of the worst code was written with Microsoft's .NET framework, although applications developed in Java that were released more than six times per year had the very highest CWE densities.
as compared to sloppy new code?
Charlie Gilley <italic>Stuck in a dysfunctional matrix from which I must escape... "Where liberty dwells, there is my country." B. Franklin, 1783 “They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.” BF, 1759
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Researchers find 1.3 million weaknesses which could allow hackers to take advantage of corporate systems.
Sloppy old code: when you care enough to not care enough
Some of the worst code was written with Microsoft's .NET framework, although applications developed in Java that were released more than six times per year had the very highest CWE densities.
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Researchers find 1.3 million weaknesses which could allow hackers to take advantage of corporate systems.
Sloppy old code: when you care enough to not care enough
Some of the worst code was written with Microsoft's .NET framework, although applications developed in Java that were released more than six times per year had the very highest CWE densities.
Sloppy code can be written in any language.
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Researchers find 1.3 million weaknesses which could allow hackers to take advantage of corporate systems.
Sloppy old code: when you care enough to not care enough
Some of the worst code was written with Microsoft's .NET framework, although applications developed in Java that were released more than six times per year had the very highest CWE densities.
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Researchers find 1.3 million weaknesses which could allow hackers to take advantage of corporate systems.
Sloppy old code: when you care enough to not care enough
Some of the worst code was written with Microsoft's .NET framework, although applications developed in Java that were released more than six times per year had the very highest CWE densities.