Developers don't understand CORS - Chris Foster
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The recent Zoom vulnerability is just one of many examples which show us that many developers do not understand how CORS works
Developers don't understand CORS July 10, 2019 — Chris Foster One of the best things about working in full stack consulting is that I get to work with a great number of developers with different skill levels in companies from various sizes and industries. This provides an opportunity to see what universal struggles come up. One that seems common and relevant recently is this: Too many web developers do not understand how CORS works. This seems particularly timely to point out because of the recent Zoom vulnerability. Security researcher Jonathan Leitschuh found Zoom has a web server…
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