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Well, I tend to fall on your side of this, but doing this probably means you’re equally or more insecure and just won’t know it until you’re hacked. That said,
by christophilus 6mo ago
Well, I tend to fall on your side of this, but doing this probably means you’re equally or more insecure and just won’t know it until you’re hacked. That said, I have written my own auth and session layers numerous times. My needs are generally simple, so getting it correct isn’t too hard.
When you pull in a generic auth or session library, you pull in a “can do everything” module rather than a “can do this one specific thing” module. So, your attack surface grows as do your odds of misconfiguration.