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Slashdot today has a pointer to http://www.secureprogramming.com/
a new site which says:

	The goal of SecureProgramming.com is to provide a resource
	for programmers to find information on secure programming,
	whether it's for C/C++, Java, Perl, Python, or any other
	language.

Perhaps this is a place where Ada methods might be promoted, although
the general tone of the site may tend toward sloppy, as the founders
have included a sample from their book of "how to validate an email
address" which simplifies the problem to "userid@domain" purposefully
omitting more complex forms such as the "@domain1:userid@domain2" that
I use daily.