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so php == ignorance? are we really going to make that assumption? thats just foolish.
by Androsynth 16y ago
so php == ignorance? are we really going to make that assumption? thats just foolish.
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- zacharypinter 16y agoNot at all. Just trying to figure out how they might have a dev environment setup where there isn't a copy on local developer machines. Not all languages make that easy. PHP does.
- Androsynth 16y agook, i get your point now. They may have been using version control, but if they were checking out to a server and editing remotely, and that server happened to be the same server where the central repo was stored, it could explain how one attack would get it all.
- MichaelGG 16y agoNo, but PHP easily allows a "edit source on server" as a deployment model.
- random42 16y agoSeriously, You dont even need a security attack for losing the changes with this model. A nice little "harddisk" failure would do the trick for you. :)
- nupark2 16y agoNo, but given how often I've seen PHP developers do this, even at larger organizations, it's a plausible explanation.