so I've been doing a little thinking about web server security..
#1. Since all files on the web are 644, what is to stop someone on the
same server from copying your files to their own directory?
(specifically your database connection info)
#2. if a folder if 777, what's to stop someone from
Jonathan Haddad wrote:
so I've been doing a little thinking about web server security..
#1. Since all files on the web are 644, what is to stop someone on the
same server from copying your files to their own directory?
(specifically your database connection info)
#2. if a folder if 777, what's
so I've been doing a little thinking about web server security..
#1. Since all files on the web are 644, what is to stop someone on the
same server from copying your files to their own directory?
(specifically your database connection info)
#2. if a folder if 777, what's to stop someone
Does anybody know if the security issues outlined in
http://www.securereality.com.au/archives/studyinscarlet.txt
are still salient or not? My boss wants a technical document outlining the
security risks of using PHP in an attempt to get it approved for general use
by Security. I just bought
From: Galbreath, Mark A [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Does anybody know if the security issues outlined in
http://www.securereality.com.au/archives/studyinscarlet.txt
are still salient or not? My boss wants a technical document outlining
the
security risks of using PHP in an attempt to get it approved
