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Originally Posted by pxljobs
I give first priority to the cold fusion it will be secure compared to .net ,the .net have 31%of vulnerabilities and also cold fusion have 11%vulnerabilities in sql injection vulnerabilities so both have plus and minus based on that you can choose the suitable one for your purposes.
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+1. ColdFusion is secure.
PHP is good too. If you follow basic practices, PHP is really secure. It's also easier to learn and use. Many big fishes use it.
Now, a general and a bit off-topic advice : Unless you have a really big business like FB or you are a secret agent group
, PHP is enough. PHP is easy, though powerful while ColdFusion is more on the tougher side. PHP also has many security frameworks which you can make use of.
Cheers !