PeterMozesMerl
PeterMozesMerl
Also: ``` slim = simple_form_for User.new(first_name: '{{first_name}}', last_name: '{{last_name}}') do |f| = f.input :first_name = f.input :last_name ``` ``` html First name Last name ``` This would work fine in...
Fair enough. I should learn more about the internals of Rails anyway.
I guess it’s the Crystal version which is Crystal 0.30.1 (2019-10-31) in MacPorts.
I installed Crystal 0.33.0 from source. Installing shards was a pain. If I compiled it with Crystal 0.33.0, then it was looking for some file in /opt/crystal. That directory doesn’t...
One of the reasons they aren’t encrypted or signed is that they don’t have to be. What would be the purpose? Without signing it, it’s a random string that identifies...
You can sign a random string to convert it into another random string. That’s what will happen. It adds no security. If it adds any security, then the original string...
> @rchekaluk is right. For me specifically, signing is to prevent brute force guessing someone else's session identifier > > For example attacker can guess aaaaa, aaaab, aaaac with different...
You are also right. One possible benefit of the signing is that you can use a longer string in the cookie and a shorter in the database. The benefit can...
Probably, I got lost. In the begining, I said only that signing a random string won’t make it more secure. Now I am not sure whether the goal is to...
I wish everyone would take their package’s quality as seriously as you do. Thanx.