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Top 7 PHP Security Blunders
PHP is a terrific language for the rapid development of dynamic Websites. It also has many features that are friendly to beginning programmers, such as the fact that it doesn't require variable declarations. However, many of these features can lead a programmer inadvertently to allow security holes to creep into a Web application.
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Understanding the Life of a Session
Covering the biggest session misconceptions. Understand once and for all what they are all about.
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Learn the Authentication and Security for Database Applications
In this tutorial we discuss the techniques used to build web database applications that authenticate, authorize, and protect the data that is transmitted over the Web
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Mail() security risks
In this tutorial we'll speak about the dangers mail() brings with it.
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Email spam protection with gravatar enabled!
This tutorial helps you to know more about Email spam protection with gravatar enabled!
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PHP Walkthrough & Script: Building an Apache-like Access Control List (ACL)
We're going to be constructing an Apache-like, in fact we're going to be emulating the Apache ACL in its entirety. Although you could quite easily use Apache, this allows you to see how it's all done and even extend onto it to allow temporary bans which expire after a certain amount of time - if you were that way inclined.
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How to hide your CSS files from rippers using php and .htaccess
In this tutorial the author tries to teach you an experimental method for hiding CSS files
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Security in your online applications
Protect yourself, your server and your scripts. Also covers session fixation and SQL injection.
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Writing Secure PHP
This tutorial contains some advanced techniques for securing a website
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Prevent Direct Access To A File with PHP
This tutorial is about Preventing Direct Access To A File with PHP
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Include Protection
In this tutorial you will learn how to avoid unwanted access to your include files
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Site Security (Anti Hacking)
This tutorial is about Preventing XSS or Cross Site Scripting
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