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One simple option is to embed the key in the source code of the program that you are writing The advantage of doing so is that you will be able to use the key at runtime to decrypt the file that the program uses But there are many more disadvantages of storing a secret such as a key or password in your source code If you store a password or key in your source code, and the attacker is able to get ahold of your binary, it can be relatively simple to retrieve the password For instance, the vault program in Section 612 had the password opensesame hardcoded in it An attacker can simply run the strings utility program to retrieve the password from the binary.

The biggest benefit that a portable area can provide over a standard area is the ability to distribute the portable area as a single assembly. This chapter showed how to create a portable area. We learned how using this mechanism can allow us to build reusable components easily. We also saw how easy it is to distribute portable areas and that rich functionality can be integrated using the portable area bus. Portable areas are just one tool that allows developers to build functionality more quickly, and we ll show how using object-relational mapping tools like NHibernate can increase your team s productivity. The next chapter covers using NHibernate to streamline your application s data access.

The output of the application in Listing 6-3 follows. This output will vary depending on your GLib version, your system type, and various other factors. GLib Memory statistics (successful operations): blocks of | allocated | freed | allocated | freed | n_bytes n_bytes | n_times by | n_times by | n_times by | n_times by | remaining | malloc() | free() | realloc() | realloc() | ===========|============|============|============|============|=========== 8 | 2 | 1 | 0 | 0 | +8 GLib Memory statistics (failing operations): --- none --Total bytes: allocated=16, zero-initialized=0 (0.00%), freed=8 (50.00%), remaining=8 The preceding table shows the size of memory that is allocated, followed by how many times malloc() was called on it. It shows that two blocks of 8 bytes that represent the two GSList objects were allocated. It then shows how many blocks of memory were freed with free(), allocated with realloc(), and freed with realloc(). The last column shows the number of bytes of memory that are not freed. Since only one GSList object was freed, it shows that 8 bytes were leaked. The table illustrates only successful operations, because nothing failed within the application. If some type of failure in memory allocation or deallocation had occurred, there would be a second table to show those operations. A summary is given at the end of the output that shows totals of all of the information shown in the tables.

Decoupling data access from the core and UI Configuring NHibernate mappings Bootstrapping NHibernate Invoking data access from ASP.NET MVC

As you may have already noticed, GLib provides you with a very wide array of functionality. This section should further show you that it is an indispensable library when developing GTK+ applications. In this section, you will learn about many types of functionality provided by GLib including access to environment variables, timers, directory functions, and file manipulation.

The strings utility outputs sequences of printable characters that appear in object code, as follows: $ strings vault C@@0@ $ @ Enter password: opensesame __main _impure_ptr calloc cygwin_internal dll_crt0__FP11per_process free gets malloc printf realloc strcmp GetModuleHandleA cygwin1dll KERNEL32dll The strings utility program is available on most UNIX/Linux-based systems, and can also be used by installing Cygwin (wwwcygwincom) on Windows The preceding output was produced using Cygwin on Windows Note that the password opensesame appears in the fourth line of output An attacker who gets ahold of the binary would have no need to use the more complicated buffer overflow attack discussed in 6 What if we were to use a more complicated password We could choose a password that is made up of random characters Chances are that it would still stand out fairly well in the strings output.