It's not what you think, dev!
summary
Security pitfalls in programming languages and how to avoid them: examples showing why you cannot blindly trust a language’s defaults, why reading documentation and double-checking code matters, how attackers bypass protections, and what to watch for when writing secure code.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:10Who we are
- 10:12PHP dynamic typing
- 17:17Path joining in code
- 23:41URL parsing pitfalls
- 28:59Regex dangers
- 35:23External library risks
- 40:23SQL injection escalation
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