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The basic usage of PHPTAL, a XML/XHTML template library for PHP

by awuehr on 11-10-2008 in Tips & Tricks

Vulnerable methods and the areas they are commonly trusted in.

by Village Idiot on 11-04-2008 in Classes & Objects

Simple way to protect a form from bot

by codefreek on 10-23-2008 in Basic

The Basics On: How Session Stealing Works

by wiifanatic on 09-12-2008 in Security & Permissions

How to keep your forms from double posting data

by drewbee on 07-03-2008 in Tips & Tricks

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The Basics On: How Session Stealing Works

This article will show you how session stealing works, and a basic way to protect against it. [more]
Posted by wiifanatic on 09-12-2008

Securing your PHP applications Part 1

Part 1 of a 2 part article about the dangers our PHP applications have out there on the web and how to make sure your's is secure. [more]
Posted by quantumkangaroo on 03-19-2008

CSRF POST Token Protection

This article will provide a brief description of what CSRF is, and more importantly, how to prevent it. [more]
Posted by pH4nToM on 03-09-2008

Captcha and the Alternatives

A short guide to the various Captcha systems and viable alternatives that you can use for securing your web application forms [more]
Posted by Alan @ CIT on 12-31-2007

Creating a PHP ACL and even Rat out Users using Proxies

Now before some snotty nosed individual points out that ACLs can be done via .htaccess, let me cover my arse by saying although it can be done that way, we're not doing it that way. More technically speaking, however, albeit Apache is the better way it's [more]
Posted by Wildhoney on 11-28-2007

Cryptography's Sodium Chloride

All hail the humourous titles. The cryptography definition of salt, as taken from Wikipedia.org, is that salt consists of random bits used as one of the inputs to a key derivation function. In more human terms, a salt is probably your best friend. [more]
Posted by Wildhoney on 11-28-2007