Brett Crawley is a principal application security engineer and the author of Threat Modeling Gameplay with EoP (Packt, 2024). He created SBOM-Graph and the Elevation of Autonomy card deck for threat modelling AI, LLM and agentic systems, contributes to OWASP, and writes The Blast Radius newsletter on supply chain security, AI security and EU regulation.
Last week I wrote about some of the strange statements that are considered syntactically correct in Ruby. This week I am going to write about function scoping peculiarities with JavaScript. Firstly there are a number of ways you can define functions in JavaScript
As programmers we get used to moving from one programming language to another, among language families this is relatively simple. When I refer to programming language families, for the purpose of this article I mean high level or low level languages.
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