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Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)

Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF)

File Inclusion

Command Injection

You: Hey, I need to store some data. Here’s a whole bunch of it.

C: Cool. Here’s a small box. Just put it in there.

You: But… it’s not all going to fit.

C: So?

You: It’s going to spill out all over the place.

C: And? Look, I trust you. You’re smart. You figure it out. Don’t break anything. Or do. Live your life.

Python: [kicks down the door, wearing a helmet and holding a clipboard] ABSOLUTELY NOT.

Python: Give me the data. I will measure it. I will get the appropriately-sized box. I will handle it safely. We have rules and procedures for a reason. We are not just "seeing what happens." That is how you get HACKED.

C: You’re ruining my vibe.

Python: You don’t have a vibe, you have a security vulnerability.

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This is literally the core difference between languages that are prone to buffer overflows and those that aren't.

If you want to see this whole dynamic explained with fun animations (and why C's "vibe" can be a huge problem), I made a quick YouTube video about it.

Watch it here:

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