So the purpose of this post is to introduce you, an IT-aware but perhaps not software-engineering person, to the various issues surrounding browser security. In order to do this I’ll go quickly through some theory you need to know first and there is some simple C-like pseudocode and the odd bad joke, but otherwise, this isn’t too much of a technical post and you should be able to read it without having to dive into 50 or so books or google every other word. At least, that’s the idea. …
char imei_temp[14] = {0, };
strcpy(imei_temp, "00000000000000");
According to my understanding this is valid code.
But Klocwork is saying Buffer overflow, array index of 'imei_temp' may be out of bounds. Array 'imei_temp' of size 14 may use index value(s) 0..14
I don't seem to see where it says that the blog engine in use supports syntax highlighting for code and the like, does the current configuration support syntax highlighting, and if so, how do I use it?
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