[C-safe-secure-studygroup] C Safety and Security Study Group: Inaugural Meeting

[Robert Seacord]

I think I prefer the agenda in this order because the scoping discussion is
the most likely not to be resolved in the available time and the most
important thing we need to decide is when to meet next so that this isn't
the last meeting. 8-)

The scope of this study group is bounded to safety and security rules for
analyzers.  If you want to talk about something else, you are in the wrong
study group.  Important questions for me within this scope discussion is
how this document will relate to MISRA and what additional rule sets do we
want to consider for the international standard (IS).  We may also want to
discuss if we want to target C11 or C2X.


On Dec 23, 2016 12:59 PM, "Joe Jarzombek via C-safe-secure-studygroup" <
c-safe-secure-studygroup at lists.trustable.io> wrote:

Yes, I can access and read it now. I would suggest that the 30 minute block
of time on the agenda focused on the 'scope of the SG' be moved earlier
than some of the Admin blocks, such as how often to meet, identifying
officers, etc.

Regards,

Joe

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-----Original Message-----
*From:* Paul Sherwood [paul.sherwood at codethink.co.uk]
*Received:* Friday, 23 Dec 2016, 2:39AM
*To:* Joe Jarzombek [Joe.Jarzombek at synopsys.com]; c-safe-secure-studygroup@
lists.trustable.io [c-safe-secure-studygroup at lists.trustable.io]
*CC:* Laurence Urhegyi [laurence.urhegyi at codethink.co.uk]
*Subject:* Re: [C-safe-secure-studygroup] C Safety and Security Study
Group: Inaugural Meeting

Hi Joe,
On 2016-12-22 19:39, Joe Jarzombek via C-safe-secure-studygroup wrote:
> The agenda is posted on a website that is part of an internet
> restricted category, or may be hosting viruses or other malicious
> software.  This site is blocked by my company to protect our computers
> and network.

Looks like the link to the agenda, as it's reached from your
infrastructure, is:

https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__docs.
google.com_document_d_10xkU3j2V8HICfpzjzNvB5CI6kEKTDYZ6-2D3VDj4LHV8A_edit&d=
DgIGaQ&c=DPL6_X_6JkXFx7AXWqB0tg&r=uxVVCWR8UcUyeakFZXcD5bxiMa6Nx1
hPouclYdJYz00&m=cpbQ6tPdKCfOkpPSlTFuuV7C2tP8AZrpNrODnxBTBTU&s=_
vnGjBrSrQNPZn5UW0Izvdy8EI_1V8cvT0aV1BgBFJo&e=

So it seems Proofpoint's malware-detecting URL redirector was
misidentifying Google Docs as a restricted or virus-ridden
site. The link seems to work fine now - are you able to access it?

br
Paul


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