At 7:56 PM +0200 3/19/10, AK wrote:
> It is way easier for attackers to reverse engineer desktop applications
> than web applications. Assuming proper server configuration, it is next
> to impossible for an attacker to get the server side source code or
> compressed form (e.g WARs) for a web appli
>
> As soon as a "non-developer" creates code, they are no longer a
> "non-developer". By definition, they are now a developer!
>
> Of course, they may completely lack any kind of knowledge about security.
> Just like most developers, I should add. I expect this problem to *increase*
> over t
It is way easier for attackers to reverse engineer desktop applications
than web applications. Assuming proper server configuration, it is next
to impossible for an attacker to get the server side source code or
compressed form (e.g WARs) for a web application and proceed with
disassembly/decompil
