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Even in a browser, a compromised JS payload can put your user's data and privacy at risk.
by tantalor 10mo ago
Even in a browser, a compromised JS payload can put your user's data and privacy at risk.
- ashishb 10mo ago> Even in a browser, a compromised JS payload can put your user's data and privacy at risk. True. In a backend, however, a compromised payload can put all of user's and your non-user data at risk.
- Muromec 10mo ago> your non-user data at risk. That sounds like a GDPR fine waiting to be issued right there.