Mark Jaquith presented Secure Coding with WordPress at WordCamp 2008. Skimming them, I have to wonder if there’s any hope at all for security in WP plugins. We need Coverity for PHP. Is Movable Type any better? How about Habari? Can we fix this with simple software design or do we need DIFC?
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