I'm writing my first commercial site and of course I am thinking about
security. I'm worried about someone using a flaw in my PHP script logic
to access information they shouldn't.
I've read the PHP books I have and Googled around but can't quite find
specific answers to my questions about
on 03/07/02 11:36 PM, Jean-Christian Imbeault ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
wrote:
In general how does one go about hardening a PHP script. i.e. making it
as hacker-proof as possible. General things like:
I think the general answer is you can't, but you can make it more secure.
- verifying user
Jean-Christian Imbeault wrote:
I'm writing my first commercial site and of course I am thinking about
security. I'm worried about someone using a flaw in my PHP script
logic to access information they shouldn't.
I've read the PHP books I have and Googled around but can't quite find
Chris Shiflett wrote:
Jean-Christian Imbeault wrote:
In general how does one go about hardening a PHP script. i.e. making
it as hacker-proof as possible
There is no such thing as a 100% secure solution (this applies to
everything running on a computer, PHP included). But basically you can
Justin French wrote:
This list really does work best (ie best results for you) if you come
to us
with a specific problem, rather than something general.
I totally agree. Sorry to have asked such a wide question but in this
case it is a bit of a chicken-or-the-egg situation. To make your
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