If properly designed, it shouldn't really matter if someone sees your
code. Everyone can see the source code for Linux and lots of other
systems you may be using (MySQL, PHP, etc.), but they are considered
fairly secure. Knowing your methodology will only help someone in
finding security holes
On Thursday 07 April 2005 14:55, Don typed:
> I was feeling pretty secure until a friend reminded me you can download
> complete sites by importing them with such tools as FrontPage and
> Dreamweaver. That way, the "protection" provided by the PHP server is
> non-existant.
This is only possible in
Hi,
I'm developing a small web site that does a bit of e-commerce (that is,
it creates security keys and such). I've been very careful to keep all
constants used in calculations in a local directory above docroot, but
all of my main .php pages are in (or under) docroot (my host won't allow
.ph
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