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by iteriteratedone
3076 days ago
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Sorry cant drop this one yet My comment is not a joke but a challenge to the parent ... that they are wrong Yes whitelist are safer ... but whitelists can be cumbersome to generate/maintain and slow you down at runtime ... On reddit let this slide , but here we have to correct the flawed thinking. You cant run from engineering problems without consequece So now we have graduated to course 202: how to make a blacklist safe? Check context, and restrict access |
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I wrote a regex that would allow things that aren't facebook, and then you said "No, you're not allowing things that aren't facebook, you're not allowing things that don't match not being facebook".
If it's not a white-list, it's at least an opposite-of-black-list.