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Social Engineering Quick and Effective

Wednesday, October 17th, 2007

Security, now that’s an important thing when dealing with coding, but also with everything else that has contact with the surrounding world. There are a lot of different techniques and ways a systems can be breached by, the majority of them requires you to know a lot about the system you want to access, in […]

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Accessing the shell with PHPsh

Saturday, August 11th, 2007

The fact is that a lot of the webhosting services do not give you shell access to your www-account.
And if an option like that exists it often comes with an extra charge or in the more expensive packages.
But there exist ways to go around this problem and in this article I’ll be presenting you with […]

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Five free security tools that will help you

Wednesday, August 8th, 2007

As we all know security tools can cost a fortune and to be honest most of us do not have the space for them in our budget.
So before you consider or even go ahead with the purchase of a security solution why not try some of the free tools available out on the net?
I’ll be […]

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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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