Post: Re: blame
Re: blame →
Posted Friday 27th June 2008 09:21 GMT
In Microsoft and HP tackle SQL-injection scourge
Because, "you passed my app crap data, therefore it's not my fault that it shat all over the system" is not a defence. That's why.
Security built in at all levels = good.
A thin veneer of security applied as an afterthought = bad.
(Bill - because he knows what happens when you pop-rivet an authentication skin onto something with more holes than Rab C. Nesbitt's vest)
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