You rely on client-side JS to secure checkouts?
Everywhere I've worked doesn't really care about the frontend (it is merely the first line of defense); everything is validated and authorized on the backend.
Everywhere I've worked doesn't really care about the frontend (it is merely the first line of defense); everything is validated and authorized on the backend.
In large scale ecommerce, fraudulent transactions in the 5 figures is so common it's not even notable. So using JS to reduce this even by half saves the company literally millions of dollars.