"Finding how to code securely or comprehensive list of insecure patterns is much harder."
The problem is not only secure coding, actually, I'd argue that it's not even the biggest concern. You can produce the most secure code on the whole world, but that won't matter if your device has an unprotected or easily brute forced telnet access by default. Loose default security settings and permissive access is the key concern imho.
The problem is not only secure coding, actually, I'd argue that it's not even the biggest concern. You can produce the most secure code on the whole world, but that won't matter if your device has an unprotected or easily brute forced telnet access by default. Loose default security settings and permissive access is the key concern imho.