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CGI security depends on the framework you use after. It's just different from reverse proxy.
by wbl 7y ago
CGI security depends on the framework you use after. It's just different from reverse proxy.
- laumars 7y agoTrue but considering most peoples use of CGI is without a framework (otherwise you might as well just use that framework as the HTTP server) you're then having to place a lot of trust in the developer not to accidentally foot-gun themselves. It's like the Rust argument. Sure, a skilled developer could write good code in C++ but languages like Rust make it harder to accidentally foot-gun yourself and more obvious in the code when you do happen to do it.