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@ngajekwu94231 @instablog9ja 😂😂😂😂

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@KaganTech ❤❤

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@travis_mcdevitt @SaharaReporters Ode, instead make you thank God for your safety you're busy typing 🗑.

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@Ghoztwrld @honest30bgfan_ Safety first 😄

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@honest30bgfan_ Pray for a silly guy who wan kpai himself because of a girl? We go need to fast join.

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@kelvin__ag @AsakyGRN Ode omo.

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@Topsysammy @AsakyGRN Person wey them suppose ban from driving.

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@ChaosByAccident @Wizarab10 😃

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@confirmedHOD You see why you need to swim 😂. Job well done.

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@kiishigod @commando_skiipz Secondly, you'll always come back to your middleware if you release another api version, let's assume v2. You can extract only the endpoint without the api/v1 or make api/v{dynamic version}.

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@kiishigod @commando_skiipz This looks great, your second if conditions can be optimized further,

1. Create an array of authPath = ["api/v1/auth/register",....]

2. Check if authPath.contains(path) then you're good.

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@jay_hunts Lol, it's actually work. If you can't swim, take a walk and go for a run.

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@arojinle1 Arojinle for a reason. 🤣

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@jay_hunts Answer to developer question: We can't call it a rush; you can't give what you don't have. The majority of developers are not aware of all these security measures to be considered during development.

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@jay_hunts @OnijeC I rush follow you baba. God bless

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@jay_hunts Wetin be this

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@jay_hunts @OnijeC you can't win the debate jor.

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@jay_hunts @OnijeC abeg now..... una don too flog us. We go change going forward.

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@jay_hunts There are knowledge gaps in the industry surrounding app security, and some companies tend to trust QA reports more than penetration testing reports.

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@jay_hunts It's not all AppSec that fully understands pentesting; the majority of companies rely on code scanning tools, such as Veracode.