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Then there is the question; Is your app likely to ever be attacked at all? By someone good? With a lot of time? If not, perhaps hiring a cryptography expert is
by geon 13y ago
Then there is the question; Is your app likely to ever be attacked at all? By someone good? With a lot of time?
If not, perhaps hiring a cryptography expert is overkill, and you are better off just using whatever your framework offers, or integrate some library yourself. You are not a bank.
- scott_karana 13y agoThe message extension attack is pretty well known by crackers, which could leave your webapp open to pre-scripted kit attacks that simply crawl the web.
- mcdigman 13y agoThis is a very dangerous question. Thinking like this leads to huge security vulnerabilities in important systems. A better question is "What is the worst thing that could possibly happen if this system were successfully attacked?" If the answer is anything bad, it is probably best to assume someone will try to attack it. As for the second part of the question, are we talking about the same internet? Because the one I'm on appears to be full of technically savvy people with loads of free time.