Case in point: A whistleblower report filed with the inspector general of the Social Security Administration, first revealed Wednesday by the Washington Post. This anonymous whistleblower alleges that an unnamed ex-DOGE employee took a thumb drive of sensitive Social Security data on millions of Americans to his next employer — while boasting to former colleagues that he still had "god-level access" to highly sensitive agency data.
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"We do an outstanding job of understanding the risk, buying down the risk, mitigating the risk, and putting together controls to manage the risk."
XSS attacks (and other injections) are only dangerous if they get past the candy-floss security of front-end validation. The browser, after all, isn't real and can't hurt you. However, if we assume that the front-end programmers spoke to the back-end programmers and share ideas about valid input, weak front-end validation may reflect back-end validation. If the programmers took the Node bait and wrote their front-ends and back-ends in the same language they may even reuse the same regex for validation on both ends.