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RE: [xml-dev] Features of XML Languages that Increase Complexity?

Hey Simon,

    Roger, are you working for the permanently paranoid?  
    Is the only communication to be allow safe communications?

Well, yes, of course. Safe communications _and_ safe applications. 

    Treat all systems as compromised ... There is no such thing
    as 'secure' any more. [1]

I reckon there's not much point in creating an awesome XML language if its complexity exposes input-processing applications to widespread vulnerabilities.

More to the point: 

    Science to engineers: some problems are not solvable, do not
    set yourself up to solve them. [2]

/Roger

[1] Deborah Plunkett, NSA Information Assurance Directorate

[2] http://www.cs.dartmouth.edu/~sergey/langsec/insecurity-theory-28c3.pdf


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