Course participant reviews for Secure Coding in C and C++
Average rating 4.8
No idea what could be improved. I'll definitely check my GCC command line arguments, but I got some other things I need to write on a post-it and stick to my screen.
Good approach, from big picture to the core problems and to-do's. Good explained examples. My next priority? Checking inputs.
A lot learned. Need to work on my thought process, validate input/output and never assume.
This was awesome! With a few lines of codes the instructor turned the theory into reality (buffer overflow, injection). Lecturer was great, good job! Became paranoid , the good ...
The best way to increase code quality! Focus on well-known security issues, with some added new features. The platform is a great teaching tool, introducing theory in transparen...
The first day was mostly fun, we learned some ways how hackers think. On Day 2, I was amazed about some of the lessons. I would have never expected an integer overflow to enable...
I'd add nothing to these 3 days. It was perfect for me just as displayed. A lot to digest.
Labs were engaging, very good experience all in all. I think I should have cryptography as a separate course.
I learned that there is a lot more to it than good engineering practices.
Very interesting topics. Glad that the curriculum did not want to carve up an unrealistically wide set of topics.
Seen interesting ways how unexpected bugs can cause security problems.Thought-provoking concepts with introduction to deep topics that are used by hackers. Right balance between...
Three things I am taking away from this outstanding class: 1. take time for reflection/summarizing, 2. check out our code for vulnerabilities, 3. discuss what to do next short t...