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== [[Ruby]] == | == [[Ruby]] == | ||
Typically used in [[Ruby on Rails]], sometimes people will use the following code to create an ActiveRecord object to add a [[database]] entry: | Typically used in [[Ruby on Rails]], sometimes people will use the following code to create an ActiveRecord object to add a [[database]] entry: | ||
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This type of code is responsible for many vulnerabilities. Do not use this code in your applications ever. |
Ruby
Typically used in Ruby on Rails, sometimes people will use the following code to create an ActiveRecord object to add a database entry:
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<syntaxhighlight lang=ruby> @user=User.new(params[:user]) </syntaxhighlight> |
There have been problems with RoR in the past with mass assignment.
PHP
<?php $object = new object(); foreach ($_REQUEST as $property => $value) { $object->$property = $value; } ?> |
Python
object = Object().locals().update(dict) |
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