Yes, this, and all other vulnerabilities (using the OWASP listings) are not limited to a specific…
The redux documentation has actually been improved thanks to this article, and many developers are now aware of this issue: sometimes a…
Yes, this, and all other vulnerabilities (using the OWASP listings) are not limited to a specific application stack, however, it is in React/Redux where something that had previously been resolved by other frameworks has come into the spotlight as an issue.
The redux documentation has actually been improved thanks to this article, and many developers are now aware of this issue: sometimes a clickbait title can be used for good.
Additionally, if you’re purely rendering on server-side or client-side, then react will actually do the escaping, this isn’t the case when you share data from one context to the other.
