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If it doesn't scare the hell out of you then you're
either very good or very stupid. [...] Ought to be required
reading for all web developers.
-- From a
review
by
TechBookReport
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In short, if you are a server side web developer
then you simply must read this book. If you are a web techie
then you will love this book - I did.
-- From a review by
Andrew Blyth
in
Infosecurity Today
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I'm tempted to go so far as to say that
programmers who are not familiar with, and actually follows, a
set of rules similar to those presented in this book, should not
be allowed to write web-facing applications.
-- From a review
by
Information Security
Bulletin
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Overall, this book servers as an excellent
resource for introducing students in the Internet field who will
be responsible for producing web applications and front ends to
the dangers of not considering the security of their code.
-- From a
review
by Darren Mundy
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In my opinion not only should web developers
(including DBAs) and QA professionals read this book, but it
should also be adopted by development organizations and projects
as a part of coding standards.
The author manages a tight and very readable
book that is addressed at the software developer. [...] I will
be suggesting it to be one of our standard literature titles on
the development floor.
-- From
reviews
on amazon.com
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