> But if you have information that you don't want a user messing around
> with that happens to be in a form or url, it doesn't seem like there
> isn't any harm in weakly encrypting it. For example, this might deter
> my grandma from inserting drop table SQL commands in the url.
>
Sure there is harm since you think you achieved a certain level of
security when in fact you haven't.
> If a hardcore hacker hits your site, you look for the most recent
> backup
Maybe that is okay for you, but I don't plan to have to deal with
crackers breaking into my applications since I did plan on stopping
them in the first place.
-Matt
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