A primary technique to mitigate code injection attacks is to avoid executing code that is:
- Dynamic
- Encoded
- Trusted
- Untrusted
Mitigating code injection attacks involves not executing untrusted code. Untrusted code can contain malicious commands that may lead to security vulnerabilities.
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