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Is this fair? Pretty much _all_ backend software is 'dangerous' when connected to the public internet. It's fairly rare for anything other than say HTTP(S) an
by esotericn 7y ago
Is this fair?
Pretty much _all_ backend software is 'dangerous' when connected to the public internet.
It's fairly rare for anything other than say HTTP(S) and SSH to be exposed unless absolutely necessary.
It's not like it's difficult to cock up authentication in Rust, for example.
- KirinDave 7y ago> Pretty much _all_ backend software is 'dangerous' when connected to the public internet. Yes, software security is hard. That's why you shouldn't make it harder by using a language that has tons of undefined behavior unless you have to.