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Friday, 10 Jul 2009
Malte Timmermann
As promised in a comment in my "Comments on the Black Hat 2009 OOo Security Briefing", I have created the OpenOffice.org Security Project.
I
already did this some weeks ago, but it took me some time to transfer
all the content of my currently existing documents into the Security project's Wiki pages. (This was also a good opportunity to consolidate and clean up some stuff.)
There are different pages for topics like digital signatures and encryption. On the first page you can find a list of all the different items, the ones we are working on now, as well as items that might be addressed some time later in the future.
Currently it's all about digital signatures, encryption and document integrity. I hope I will find some time to also work on stuff for avoiding security vulnerabilities, which includes using certain compiler features as well as guidelines for developers.
Every kind of help is welcome :)
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Hi Malte,
great news, me and a colleague (who's a PKI expert) are very interested in it, so we will definitely provide some feedback on the results of our XML-DSIG tests with OOo.
Best regards,
Bart
Posted by Bart Hanssens on July 11, 2009 at 09:35 PM CEST #