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If the majority of frameworks for a language are vunerable it's the language's fault. Python definitely doesn't have that issue, Rust and Go don't either.
by Avamander 7y ago
If the majority of frameworks for a language are vunerable it's the language's fault. Python definitely doesn't have that issue, Rust and Go don't either.
- francislavoie 7y ago> majority of frameworks for a language are vunerable Where's your proof? Modern PHP frameworks are secure by default.
- Avamander 7y agoWe're talking about the majority of frameworks that are being used, not about some newer versions 0.1% use. In the end arguing won't get neither of us anywhere, I get my livelihood from testing vulnerable software and you can keep writing software in PHP.
- jtreminio 7y agoMajority of frameworks in use are: Symfony Laravel CodeIgniter CakePHP Yii Zend Slim All of these can (and recommend) using either PDO with named parameters, or a full ORM for SQL work. Most came packaged with a PDO (Doctrine, mostly) by default but have always supported whatever you wanted to use. Write shit code, win shit prizes.