• Using POST vs. GET

    15 Apr 2010

    Here’s a piece I wrote recently for SearchSoftwareQuality.com:

    Why use POST vs. GET to keep applications secure

    Sure, it’s not cut and dried but use the wrong one when you could’ve used the other, the resulting vulnerabilities can get ugly.

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