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I think you're right, the title is inaccurate.

Running `$ bundle update` will not inject this into your app.

You'd have to intentionally add `gem "exploit", "~> 22.31.31"` to your Gemfile.

If everyone is really going to take the route of "My X Framework is fine b/c nothing's been reported" then I'd like to contribute these links showing vulnerability break downs...

* Rails: http://www.cvedetails.com/product/22568/Rubyonrails-Ruby-On-...

* Django: http://www.cvedetails.com/product/18211/Djangoproject-Django...

* CodeIgniter: http://www.cvedetails.com/product/11625/Codeigniter-Codeigni...

* Top 50 Products (Better stop using these too! /s): http://www.cvedetails.com/top-50-products.php

This is the first picture of Mars that made me say "wow" -- literally out loud. The image is truly awesome, not only from visual aspect, but also because of the amazing technological achievement(s) it took to obtain it.

The clarity of the terrain, and the mountains/hills in the background, makes Mars feel much more tangible to me; It almost feels like I was there to take the shot myself.

This is not exploiting INSERT INTO; it's exploiting horrible developers.

Rule #1: Never trust the user.

How do they prevent theft? With the (Yo)u-Scan machines in my local super markets the approx. weight is used to verify your purchase.

This really falls under a few important coding mantras...

    Never trust the user.
    Never assume.
    Don't do stupid shit.

If a user wants G+ to be like Facebook's friend system they can just make one circle called "Everyone."

I'm so guilty of #1 haha.