@fugueish @bcrypt @jschauma @Hackbright Disagree. Students should know when they need further security expertise, when to ask for help.
Number of coding bootcamps (of any size) that explicitly mention security in their curriculum: 0
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@fugueish@richarddlarson@bcrypt There's only one of us being a clown right now and its not me. Glad we never ran into each other at iSEC!Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@dguido@jschauma I believe@fugueish added security to the curriculum at@Hackbright -
@bcrypt@jschauma@fugueish@Hackbright That's great, I was hoping someone would respond with a counter-example.
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@dguido Generally, Computer Science curricula at colleges/universities are no better.@wr0 and I gave a talk on this. http://mchow01.github.io/docs/beacon2015.pdf … -
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@dguido@0xmchow my wife is doing a Python one where they teach to salt and hash passwords in web apps@Hackbright -
@alexcpsec but they should be teaching the use of bcrypt or another password hash, salt + hash w/ regular hash functions isn't best practice - 1 more reply
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