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    Dan Guido‏ @dguido 13 Jun 2015

    Number of coding bootcamps (of any size) that explicitly mention security in their curriculum: 0

    2:24 PM - 13 Jun 2015
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      2. yan‏ @bcrypt 13 Jun 2015
        Replying to @dguido

        @dguido @jschauma I believe @fugueish added security to the curriculum at @Hackbright

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      3. Dan Guido‏ @dguido 14 Jun 2015
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        @bcrypt @jschauma @fugueish @Hackbright That's great, I was hoping someone would respond with a counter-example.

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      2. Sam Quigley‏ @emerose 13 Jun 2015
        Replying to @dguido

        @dguido the CodeCamp program @Square has had a security track since year 1

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      3. Dan Guido‏ @dguido 14 Jun 2015
        Replying to @emerose

        @emerose @Square Yep! Corp courses are different, they need it. I saw it at GS in 2006, and Safelight built an entire biz around it.

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      2. Ming Chow‏ @0xmchow 13 Jun 2015
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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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      3. Dan Guido‏ @dguido 13 Jun 2015
        Replying to @0xmchow

        @0xmchow @wr0 Cool! Sarah Zatko gave a similar talk on this subject at ShmooCon earlier this year.

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      4. vitaly‏ @send9 13 Jun 2015
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        @dguido @0xmchow @wr0 This was discussed at a @CircleCityCon talk yesterday. Prof claimed they teach sec. but students forget.

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      5. vitaly‏ @send9 13 Jun 2015
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        @dguido @0xmchow @wr0 @CircleCityCon Not sure if he treats security mistakes as errors and grades the code accordingly though.

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      6. Ming Chow‏ @0xmchow 13 Jun 2015
        Replying to @send9

        @send9 @dguido @wr0 @CircleCityCon Need evidence of how he assesses security.

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      7. vitaly‏ @send9 13 Jun 2015
        Replying to @0xmchow

        @0xmchow @dguido @wr0 @CircleCityCon I'm curious too; if it was treated as a mistake like any other then maybe it'd reinforce that behavior

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      2. Alex Pinto‏ @alexcpsec 13 Jun 2015
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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

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      3. rambles‏ @trixr4skids 14 Jun 2015
        Replying to @alexcpsec

        @alexcpsec but they should be teaching the use of bcrypt or another password hash, salt + hash w/ regular hash functions isn't best practice

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      4. Alex Pinto‏ @alexcpsec 14 Jun 2015
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        @trixr4skids fair point.

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      1. Kurt Seifried‏ @kurtseifried 13 Jun 2015
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        @dguido @SushiDude I'm surprised it's that many, most usually cover security so badly it ends up negative (and thus CVE10k became a thing =)

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      1. Scream Ghastly Ghosty‏ @SushiDude 13 Jun 2015
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        @0xmchow @dguido but... but... they're often called hackathons!

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