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Ruby is a simple multipurpose Object Oriented scripting language originating from Japan. It was released in 1993 by inventor Yukihiro Matsumoto with the objective of creating a language that can be more potent than Perl and also make better use of OOPs concepts than python does.
Open source means choice and freedom for those users who have the skills to download and install softwares but is also prone to attacks because of its unsecure nature. PHP and WordPress are also open source and no doubt a great resource for web developers, but they are attractive to attackers as well.
