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I love doing programming in PHP. But I dont prefer doing it the OOP way for small tasks. I know that OOPs have many advantages like Polymorphism, inheritance, abstraction, etc, but I prefer the hard-coded technique to solve simple problems. Are there any kind of vulnerabilities associated with this approach? Can anyone please show me some code examples to make a non-OOP program safe?
A programming paradigm doesn’t make a piece of software safer. Good practices, technology knowledge, a thorough understanding of platform-specific and environment-specific security concepts, and good logging are the best way of achieving a rock-solid system in terms of security.