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I'm interested in finding more about frameworks and CakePHP... but how can one ensure that CakePHP uses secure coding practices?

Would you simply do a "security audit" as you describe in some of your articles and presentations?
Posted in /blog/2006/sep/cakephp-visits-new-york.

Sun, 02 Sep 2007 at 02:08:20: Link

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