Source: dzone.com
7 Practical Secure Coding PracticesCategory: Business, Database, Data, encryption
This article provides multiple live secure coding examples one has to apply while developing modern-day software.
To avoid such types of attack, it is advised to escape the user input so that it won’t be interpreted as a command but a literal.
Now when this is rendered on other users' screens in the browser and if we don’t escape the stored value of the post.
For example, if the user of an API is allowing to view users with ID 1-100.
To avoid such types of attack, it is advised to escape the user input so that it won’t be interpreted as a command but a literal.
Now when this is rendered on other users' screens in the browser and if we don’t escape the stored value of the post.
For example, if the user of an API is allowing to view users with ID 1-100.
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