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On Mon, Apr 13, 2009 at 6:38 PM, Jake Pilgrim wrote:
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> I remember reading about a coldfusion "framework" out there - I quote
> framework because it was really more of a methodology. It was like 2 or 3
> CFCs that laid out a fundamental OOP MVC framework, and I believe it was
> written by one
I remember reading about a coldfusion "framework" out there - I quote framework
because it was really more of a methodology. It was like 2 or 3 CFCs that laid
out a fundamental OOP MVC framework, and I believe it was written by one of the
fusebox authors if I remember right. I've tried googling
yep.
guess i should have been clearer.
thanks
On Mon, Apr 13, 2009 at 5:17 PM, Dominic Watson <
watson.domi...@googlemail.com> wrote:
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> This makes it just a little less ugly (all those hashes are
> unnecessary and distracting):
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> It's a little unclear to
This makes it just a little less ugly (all those hashes are
unnecessary and distracting):
#i#
It's a little unclear to me as to what you are doing here though; is
it right that you want dRange to be a number list from 1-5 *minus* any
of those numbers that are in the xpNum column o
got it..
but its ugly
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Hey Guys..
dRange should be 1,4,5.i want to remove vRange from nRange
but what i get is...
nRange: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
vRange: 2,3
dRange: 1, 3, 4, 5
i am inside a cfoutput query...
nRange: #nRange#
vRange: #vRange#
dRange: #dRange#
it is only deleting the first element.
any help, advice would
To test if I have been hacked: I run an automated task from my
home computer that requests my home page every 15 minutes. I use a
URL variable that tells my home page to display a footer (which only
appears when this particular url variable is present) which shows my
name, address, phone,
Donnie, Mark,
Our research so far seems to support marks's analysis of this problem.
There are still some unknowns here so that may change. But, changing your
FTP accounts and setting your FTP server to ban IPs after a certain number
of failed login attempts will prevent most brute force attempt
Donnie,
I believe this is the same attack I have been helping another customer with
and it does not appear to be related to CF. Instead, it appears to start
with a malware install of some kind on the server (and possibly a root kit)
and then progress to the creation of accounts and the changing o
Adam,
That's terrific news if Vince succeeds. Pete Freitag just posted to his
blog this morning about his attempts to get it working.
http://www.petefreitag.com/item/697.cfm
I think now it's just a question of when.
Rick
On Sat, Apr 11, 2009 at 10:31 PM, Adam Haskell wrote:
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> http://gro
Checking log files, reviewing websites, automated emails with error
messages. Those are just a few examples.
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From: Richard White [mailto:rich...@j7is.co.uk]
Sent: Monday, April 13, 2009 7:16 AM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Re: Question about hack
> We have been attacked by
Hi Nick,
I know this post is a bit late but to your original question, that
attack is as a result of incorrect file/iis permissions and is not an
XSS attack. I would even bet that you are on a shared server (at HMS)
since one of my client sites had this exact same problem. The attacker
would have
hi dave, i have scripts that write to the file system as well. what would i
need to do to secure them, do you have a link that i could read in relation to
this as i am a little lost as to what to do
thanks
> > We are having to scrub our files to remove the injected code (which
> is being writ
> We have been attacked by the exact same hack. We discovered it on
> April 6 and it has proven impossible to clean/remove.
hi, i am relatively new to CF and building web applications. i have built a few
web apps and tried to use as much security as i can. my questions is how do you
guys dis
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