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The key problem is thinking anything the client does is secure, or even worse, that it may be trusted. A developer that hasn't grasped this very simple fact wil
by revelation 13y ago
The key problem is thinking anything the client does is secure, or even worse, that it may be trusted. A developer that hasn't grasped this very simple fact will inevitably not only screw up the client side (i.e. exposing AWS credentials), but also the server side.
- yogo 13y agoExactly, rule number 1 is always that client data cannot be trusted.