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Authentication with PHP and MySQL - Part one

Wednesday, April 18th, 2007

I have decided to start a series of posts regarding authentication methods using PHP and MySQL.
In the articles I will be covering some basic examples and thoughts surrounding how I think you should act and think security wise, but also in general to produce a good understandable code.
In the first post I’ll be covering the […]

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ModSecurity and Apache, a good start

Tuesday, April 17th, 2007

In this post I’ll be covering the topic of ModSecurity, what it is and what you can do with it.
When it comes to security it’s a have-to! If you haven’t heard about it or don’t use it yet then I have to inform you that you probably have missed out on something amazing!
Security wise that […]

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Why PHP 5

Thursday, April 12th, 2007

In this short article I’ll be covering what’s new and different in PHP 5. Although version 5 has been released for quite some time, people are still stuck in the previous version.
Hopefully you’ll finally migrate after reading this!

Seriously what’s up with pretty much every single server running PHP version 4, was searching for a […]

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Secure MySQL

Tuesday, April 10th, 2007

Last night while setting up a MySQL server to my lazy friend and while sitting there I just decided that I was going to make a post on how I configure and set up MySQL.
I guess there are people out there that haven’t yet realized the security aspect that has to be considered after installing […]

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PHP security - Part II

Monday, April 9th, 2007

In this post I’ll be covering how to add security and minimize the risk in PHP itself. I’ll cover how to set up and what to think on when installing and using PHP on your server.

The time has come to publish the second part of the PHP security paper or whatever you wish to call […]

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