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and a webpage written in assembly would be even more likely to be able to be attacked. Its a silly argument. No one is saying consider C for you next website.
by cleverjake 13y ago
and a webpage written in assembly would be even more likely to be able to be attacked. Its a silly argument. No one is saying consider C for you next website.
- thirdsight 13y agoActually I am considering C. It's pretty easy to write a CGI that Apache can call. Process startup is pretty cheap on UNIX and it's secure if you suexec, chroot it and know how to write C code that isn't full of holes. http://undeadly.org/ http://undeadly.org/ is written in C. Source: http://undeadly.org/undeadly-src.tar.gz http://undeadly.org/undeadly-src.tar.gz
- jorgecastillo 13y agoWow! I didn't know that, I've always thought it was written in Perl.