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> I'd like to think that nowadays we'd use self-describing, upgradeable protocols. That would open a whole new can of security worms though. Being able to modi
by GekkePrutser 4y ago
> I'd like to think that nowadays we'd use self-describing, upgradeable protocols.
That would open a whole new can of security worms though. Being able to modify a protocol in-band is something we're starting to move away from. Things are becoming more static as a precaution, like stored procedures on SQL so an attacker can't inject a change.
- ezconnect 4y agoStored procedure was the norm when I was a young programmer. Dynamic SQLs are recent and was the cause of SQL injection vulnerabilities.