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by matt-noonan
1866 days ago
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The principle was certainly known, but I think Alexis really does deserve the credit for the catchy "parse, don't validate" wording. A Google search for that phrase, restricted to October 2019 and earlier, has no results (or rather, the results that do show up all are more recent additions such as comments, appended to previously-existing content) |
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Meredith Patterson got back to me and attributes it to Sergey Bratus. We're a little vague on when, but it was quite some time ago.
It's a great blog post, and it popularized the slogan, which is the important part. She was quite clear in the original post to cite langsec, everyone here is on a collegial basis.
My point was not really about 'credit', it was about langsec. If the ideas in this library, and that post, are interesting, there's a lot more to discover in langsec. That's it.