Not much to go on here. Basically don't do whatever it was you did. And
yes, understanding the environment you are working in, both the OS and PHP
and whatever 3rd party stuff you hook PHP up to is the first step to
making stuff secure.
-Rasmus
On Tue, 3 Apr 2001, Marthe Kristiansen wrote:
> Hey you guys!
>
> I'm a new girl at this, and wondering on a question that might be simple for
> you.
> Yesturday I started to learn PHP and proud I showed it to a friend of mine,
> what I had learned.
> The first thing he did was check the safity of it and very easy he found the
> list over all the users of the server, f.ex.
> I'm glad I didn't upload the new pages as frontpages yet =)
> What can I do to prevent this and how can I build the pages safer than they
> are today?
> Perhaps it would be a good ide to learn basic Linux, I'm also considering to
> buy another computer to use with Linux.
>
> Greetings,
> Marthe
>
> -http://www.marthe.com (under construction!)
>
>
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