Wednesday 23 January 2013

Ruby on Rails with Critical Fixes Become More Reliable



After waiting for a long time Ruby on Rails developers have been provided with the updates with certain critical fixes from the platform’s side. Official statement mentioned that the fixes which were made in the latest update are two of the most critical fixes which were required by the developers.

The fixes are believed to wall attackers from bypassing authentication and executing arbitrary code in the Rails application. Ruby on Rails developers now can try to make the arbitrary code execution highly difficult for the attackers and with the critical fixes each and every Ruby on Rails developer can feel secure while developing his / her project.

Without providing security for the project developed, the Ruby on Rails programmer cannot promise the client that the project is complete. This is a very important aspect in developing a project as even the smallest of bugs might cause the overall project to fail. As there were various weak points present the Ruby on Rails programmers had to keep a watch for attackers who could bypass authentication systems, inject arbitrary SQL, inject and execute arbitrary code, or perform a DoS attack on a Rails application.

If one of these attacks is done to a Ruby on Rails project then there is a possibility that the entire database which relies on the front end may get corrupt and inaccessible to the clients. Thus these fixes which were done have been much appreciated by companies such as DCKAP Inc, which develop intricate projects using the Ruby on Rails technology.

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