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PHP has also been responsible for the majority of exploited servers and misconfigured applications. Whatever they are doing it, I take it as a strong negative s
by rglullis 5y ago
PHP has also been responsible for the majority of exploited servers and misconfigured applications. Whatever they are doing it, I take it as a strong negative signal.
- SquareWheel 5y agoThat's not unreasonable considering that PHP is by far the most popular server-side language. It's not like we have many hackers targeting Erlang instead.
- rglullis 5y agoIt's out of proportion. Take as many Django/Rails/ASP.Net exploited sites that you find and it won't hold a candle to PHP. Also, want to talk Java? Let's not forget that log4j was exploited precisely because of implicit string conversions. Implicit f-strings are a really bad idea.