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"That does not mean, however, that blocking < and > when ouputting user data in javascript isn't necessary", David said.
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David grabbed the keyboard and jotted down two new examples.
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When I came into the office the next day, I immediately started rewriting the application to use prepared statements. An hour later I was done, and called Mr. X to go through it. By lunch time we had co-written the documentation, and code and documentation was sent over to the customer.
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