Craig Francis
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Security, Accessibility, Performance... trying to make the world better.
Why do I keep seeing the words āCable Streetā? Seems to be random, maybe Iām noticing it because itās in one of my favorite books (Night Watch, by Terry Pratchett).
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Could we put all the racists on their own island, so they can make their own country to be āproudā of?
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Craig Francis
8 months ago
Are you safe from injection vulnerabilities? Even using abstraction layers like Doctrine or parameterised queries mistakes can still happen.
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Lukas Weichselbaum
10 months ago
XSS vulnerabilities keeping you up at night? š± Google's new "Commitment to Secure by Design" whitepaper has answers! Safe Coding and web platform improvements are key. Read more (page 7):
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SQL Injection still exists despite abstractions like ORMs, QueryBuilders, & Parameterised Queries; simply because itās easy to make mistakes (especially for new developers). Programming languages could find/stop these mistakes by identifying ātrusted developer defined stringsā:
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Ending Injection Vulnerabilities
How programming languages and libraries can being an end to Injection Vulnerabilities.
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