By bloid
via devshed.com
Published: Sep 23 2008 / 15:50
With the web and web sites open to everyone -- including malicious hackers -- the security of web applications sits at the top of the list of issues on any web developer's mind. In this eight-part series, we will look at the security concerns of PHP developers, and what they can do to make their web applications more secure.
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Mojah replied ago:
It seems these "PHP Security Overviews" are written on a daily basis, pretty much saying the same as every other "guide".
I appreciate and encourage these practices, but they should really add something extra to the game - something that even "veteran" PHP-developers could learn from.
Here's another list of common PHP security flaws: http://www.mattiasgeniar.be/php/common-security-flaws-in-php-applications/
Loïc Hoguin replied ago:
All you need to know about PHP security is written in this comprehensive guide: http://phpsec.org/projects/
It is also faster to load, doesn't have any ad, is much more comprehensive, is available in various formats/languages, is written by multiple PHP experts including Chris Shifflet, etc etc. Bookmark it and don't look back.
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