In general, I would like to ask a question, in a broad sense, how do you implement secure code? (the use of a large number of different access modifiers, or a large number of internal methods closed to the rest of the world which in turn interact with open methods or you have your own methods of concealment)

primarily preventing unwanted interference from outside and disrupting the normal operation of the code

Thank you in advance.

Closed due to the fact that the question is too general for the participants D-side , cheops , YuriSPb ♦ , aleksandr barakin , VAndrJ 17 May '16 at 14:41 .

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  • What do you mean by the concept of secure code? - carapuz
  • if by security you mean an opportunity to get into the code, then if you have Unsafe you can hardly do something about it - etki
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    Asking questions here “in a broad sense” is already dangerous. It is very easy to dive into the abyss of holivars and non-specifics that we close. - D-side
  • Everything listed in parentheses is only syntactic sugar, which costs as a nefig to do with direct memory access to the process - andreymal

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