Re:Understanding the Worst .NET Vulnerability
by sfn42 on Tuesday October 28, 2025 @03:42PM
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First you create an API, then others start using it. So if you never allow mangled requests your clients will necessarily send proper requests.
If you're maintaining an old api you can publish new versions of endpoints that don't accept mangled requests. If it's important you can give clients a time limit like let's say a few months to update their software to use your updated endpoints before you remove the old ones.
If you're maintaining an old api you can publish new versions of endpoints that don't accept mangled requests. If it's important you can give clients a time limit like let's say a few months to update their software to use your updated endpoints before you remove the old ones.