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Invariably some developer would just store the key in a column next to the email address so they could process any transaction directly in the query. But the h
by blantonl 4y ago
Invariably some developer would just store the key in a column next to the email address so they could process any transaction directly in the query.
But the hackers would have to know what algorithm was used :) That's a layer, right?
- TedDoesntTalk 4y ago> some developer would just store the key in a column next to the email address I think that depends on where you work. Process. Code reviews before allowing merge/pull requests can help.