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It’s really not. The point is that sanitizing output is a better way to protect the host and the client.
by sfvisser 2y ago
It’s really not. The point is that sanitizing output is a better way to protect the host and the client.
- cowboylowrez 2y agoyes, and the article clearly agrees with you, different destinations of the data have different escaping requirements.
- worthless-trash 2y agoSure, keep writing exploitable code then, have fun!