It’s nice to have a real-world example of using :trace in Elixir! I was looking for resources a few weeks ago and most of the non-toy examples were understandably about Erlang.
Love it! This is far and away a better location to be enforcing sql injection checks than the place most security frameworks make you do it: at the load balancer using slow, complex, and error-prone regexes (aka a web application firewall).
It’s nice to have a real-world example of using :trace in Elixir! I was looking for resources a few weeks ago and most of the non-toy examples were understandably about Erlang.
Love it! This is far and away a better location to be enforcing sql injection checks than the place most security frameworks make you do it: at the load balancer using slow, complex, and error-prone regexes (aka a web application firewall).