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The iPhone log is also globally accessible to any running app, so be careful what you're writing to it in production code.
by seanalltogether 15y ago
The iPhone log is also globally accessible to any running app, so be careful what you're writing to it in production code.
- objclxt 15y agoIt's just laziness on the part of developers: it's trivial (on both platforms) to have your logging disabled or filtered on production builds.
- aiscott 15y agoand yet, accidents happen. Sometimes it is not wrong to use overlapping security measures. [edit: unintentional use of slang]
- pacaro 15y ago"Defense in depth" is the usual phrase. "Belt and suspenders" means something totally different in British and Commonwealth English - the mind boggles.
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- nupark2 15y agoOr, rather, simply never commit code that logs authentication credentials, in production or otherwise.