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Sure it costs nothing until you are compromised and any valuable data you have is taken. Remote code exploits are extremely dangerous. And mitigating them wit
by mark_story 14y ago
Sure it costs nothing until you are compromised and any valuable data you have is taken. Remote code exploits are extremely dangerous. And mitigating them with a small amount of i/o overhead seems like a fair trade off.
- moe 14y agoThat's unrelated. You can store data in cookies without using a potentially unsafe serialization scheme. Baby != Bathwater.