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Source code vulnerabilities in IoT software systems

Alnaeli et al., 2017

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11774785801777214487
Author
Alnaeli S
Sarnowski M
Aman M
Abdelgawad A
Yelamarthi K
Publication year
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Adv. Sci. Technol. Eng. Syst. J

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An empirical study that examines the usage of known vulnerable statements in software systems developed in C/C++ and used for IoT is presented. The study is conducted on 18 open source systems comprised of millions of lines of code and containing thousands of …
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