4 ms·
Assuming input is from a benign source is literally the cause every single security issue ever. It's bizarre that I've been downvoted for this. And you're comme
by jacobwcarlson 10y ago
Assuming input is from a benign source is literally the cause every single security issue ever. It's bizarre that I've been downvoted for this. And you're commenting about how I'm wrong without even reading the code. I seriously don't understand this site.
- CJefferson 10y agoI've read it, it's sloppy but fine. The same user who feeds in the values for 'system' is also trusting the program with their bitcoins! This is (in my opinion) like saying "bash" is a security issue because you can give it bash scripts.
- Steeeve 10y agoI, for one, am astounded at the responses in this thread of discussion. > why shouldn't my financial system be as open as bash? Oh my lord...
- xapata 10y ago... but it ain't your financial system. Unless I've seriously misunderstood the README. I put my cups in the dishwasher, not the autoclave. I use 2fa for my financial accounts, but not for my frisbee league. Security is about appropriate paranoia.