Yeah, I kind of thought that too as I was typing it, but it's so egregiously bad that I couldn't get around that conclusion.
>You have the same exploits in commercial software
Sure, virtually all software is susceptible to exploit. But, if someone were sending unsanitized strings to a database, and without using query parameters, etc., then we would all agree that's inexcusable after all of these years of knowing better.
Yeah, I kind of thought that too as I was typing it, but it's so egregiously bad that I couldn't get around that conclusion.
>You have the same exploits in commercial software
Sure, virtually all software is susceptible to exploit. But, if someone were sending unsanitized strings to a database, and without using query parameters, etc., then we would all agree that's inexcusable after all of these years of knowing better.
IMO, this is in that category.