[DEPRECATED] Using Web Security Scanner to Find Vulnerabilities in an App Engine Application avaliações

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I prefer the labs that check me.

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Roman S. · Revisado há about 6 years

another time, issue with a lab but it is OK for this time as it is not blocking. the error message I had: undefined name 'escape' pyflakes

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scans took a long time to run

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great lab

Hina S. · Revisado há about 6 years

another lab with an error! The "return escape(data['title'])" causes an error. Therefore, when you try to execute the page, you get a 500 internal server failure. But even within the code, there are red squiggle lines indicating that encode is not a valid function! I did some research and this is in a few packages. CGI and HTML are two of them. When I tried to add html.encode I also get an error because html is not imported. I added an import statement and then was able to use "return html.escape(data['title'])" and that worked. I was also able to run the page on the server and it no longer gave me the server failure.

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