Santizing error messages - #29
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This is exactly how I would do it; thanks Blaine!
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To prevent potential data mining attacks we want to sanitize all error messages exposed to users to not contain any information about the application. While the current base does not appear to leak anything it shouldn't, these changes are in better practice with these guidelines and should help our code look better on potential security scans.