PHP Security Part 3: XSS and Password Storage

When developing a web application, it is extremely important to have security in mind and be aware of the different risks. If one does not know the risks and the mechanics behind each vulnerability, there is no way to protect against it. In Parts 1 and 2 in this Series on PHP Security we looked […]

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PHP Security Part 2: Directory Traversal & Code Injection

Most web vulnerabilities are a result of bad coding habits or lack of PHP security awareness by developers. The source of probably all of them relies in the fact that user input, which plays a critical role in the security of a web application, is being trusted. This is probably the single point of failure […]

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