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Make HTML output look and feel better HTML Issues relating to the HTML output of the book
#130 opened Jan 16, 2023 by kbeyls
17
Chapter about Obfuscation content New content for the book
#127 opened Jan 11, 2023 by Fare9
5
Consider context section on why software security is different for compilers content New content for the book
#48 opened Oct 11, 2021 by lyndon160
4
Add a section on model-checkers / formal verification tools content New content for the book
#157 opened Feb 20, 2023 by rurban
4
Add section about printf exploits
#241 opened May 3, 2024 by Flakebi
4
Start Timing Attacks section with a definition, use cryptography as an example good first issue Good for newcomers
#44 opened Oct 11, 2021 by sam-ellis
3
Write about mitigations for branch predictor-based side channels content New content for the book
#203 opened Jun 14, 2023 by kbeyls
3
Section 2.4.1 "Return-oriented Programming": Explain how assembly gadgets could be generated from C/C++ content New content for the book
#164 opened Feb 21, 2023 by kbeyls
3
PAC is also supported in ARMv8.1-M content New content for the book
#186 opened Mar 6, 2023 by saagarjha
3
Compiler preserving constant-time property
#213 opened Oct 18, 2023 by swarnpriya
3
Consider section on run-time vulnerabilities in compilers? content New content for the book
#46 opened Oct 11, 2021 by sam-ellis
2
Consider section on supply chain attacks? content New content for the book
#45 opened Oct 11, 2021 by sam-ellis
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2
Should we add an "assumed knowledge"/"prerequisites" section? content New content for the book
#5 opened Sep 16, 2021 by kbeyls
2
Consider synchronising some or all of README.md with the first page of the book
#62 opened Dec 7, 2021 by JLouisKaplan-Arm
2
Section 3.5.1 "Transient Execution": show an example of cpu speculation that is not based on branch prediction content New content for the book
#177 opened Feb 22, 2023 by kbeyls
2
Add information about heap exploits
#242 opened May 3, 2024 by Flakebi
2
Check that the book covers everything relevant mentioned in a number of other surveys content New content for the book
#16 opened Sep 24, 2021 by kbeyls
1
Should we add a Glossary to the book? content New content for the book
#6 opened Sep 16, 2021 by kbeyls
1
Consider section on binary image exploits content New content for the book
#106 opened Jun 6, 2022 by sam-ellis
1
Consider section on ABI vulnerabilities content New content for the book
#88 opened Feb 16, 2022 by sam-ellis
1
Add reference to https://best.openssf.org/Compiler-Hardening-Guides/Compiler-Options-Hardening-Guide-for-C-and-C++ content New content for the book good first issue Good for newcomers
#230 opened Mar 7, 2024 by kbeyls
1
Should contributors also be listed in the book?
#3 opened Sep 16, 2021 by kbeyls
Consider adding some traffic/visitor analysis to https://llsoftsec.github.io/llsoftsecbook/
#60 opened Nov 19, 2021 by kbeyls
2
Consider using archive links instead of direct links for references
#101 opened Apr 1, 2022 by g-kouv
Design a logo for the project
#74 opened Dec 20, 2021 by kbeyls
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