#inputvalidation — Public Fediverse posts
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🌟 Oh no, another CVE just dropped! 🙄 It's a good thing we have an endless supply of version numbers and cryptic abbreviations to keep us entertained while the "experts" scramble to patch their precious AI toys. 🤖 Just sit back and watch as the "critical severity" takes a leisurely stroll through insecure headers, because who needs proper input validation in 2026 anyway? 😂
https://badhost.org/ #CVE2026 #AIsecurity #inputvalidation #cybersecurity #vulnerabilities #HackerNews #ngated -
🌟 Oh no, another CVE just dropped! 🙄 It's a good thing we have an endless supply of version numbers and cryptic abbreviations to keep us entertained while the "experts" scramble to patch their precious AI toys. 🤖 Just sit back and watch as the "critical severity" takes a leisurely stroll through insecure headers, because who needs proper input validation in 2026 anyway? 😂
https://badhost.org/ #CVE2026 #AIsecurity #inputvalidation #cybersecurity #vulnerabilities #HackerNews #ngated -
No error handling and no suitable tests for consumers of the feature file are, of course, also a tremendous trade-off between security, performance, and robustness. #resilience #inputvalidation🤷♂️🤦♂️
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No error handling and no suitable tests for consumers of the feature file are, of course, also a tremendous trade-off between security, performance, and robustness. #resilience #inputvalidation🤷♂️🤦♂️
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Today is my #Python #Blog post where I learned about Input Validation. I'm learning as I write so be kind :) Post: www.spsanderson.com/steveondata/... #InputValidation #PyInputPlus #Python #Tech
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Today's one of the few times when #rust's error handling surprised me. I was using a range with values taken from the user, and forgot to validate. Usually when rust knows something can go wrong it issues a result, or an option, but not in this case, so the program panics if the user enters the wrong thing.
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Today's one of the few times when #rust's error handling surprised me. I was using a range with values taken from the user, and forgot to validate. Usually when rust knows something can go wrong it issues a result, or an option, but not in this case, so the program panics if the user enters the wrong thing.