A fascinating list of top 25 coding errors and the potential dangers posed have been unveiled by the SANS institute with a host of organizations such as the NSA, DNI etc.. While the list order seems quite arbitrary , it is quite enlightening as to how trivial mistakes by programmers could cascade into a potentially dangerous situation. Something every programmer worth his/her salt should be aware of.
The BBC also provides some coverage here.
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