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PHP security (or the lack thereof) Jun 16 2006 11:21AM Darren Reed (avalon caligula anu edu au) (4 replies) Re: PHP security (or the lack thereof) Jun 22 2006 12:15PM john mullee (jmullee yahoo com) (1 replies) Re: PHP security (or the lack thereof) Jun 24 2006 10:42PM Darren Reed (avalon caligula anu edu au) (2 replies) Re: PHP security (or the lack thereof) Jun 27 2006 05:47AM Tonnerre Lombard (tonnerre lombard sygroup ch) (1 replies) Re: PHP security (or the lack thereof) Jun 27 2006 03:38AM Ronald Chmara (ron Opus1 COM) (1 replies) Re: PHP security (or the lack thereof) Jul 05 2006 04:17PM Dan Falconer (dan avsupport com) (1 replies) Re: PHP security (or the lack thereof) Jun 17 2006 01:50AM Jose Nazario (jose monkey org) (1 replies) Re: PHP security (or the lack thereof) Jun 17 2006 06:06PM Geo. (geoincidents nls net) (2 replies) Re: PHP security (or the lack thereof) Jun 20 2006 04:54AM kicktd (cooljay1804ml bellsouth net) (1 replies) Re: PHP security (or the lack thereof) Jun 16 2006 11:06PM Bojan Zdrnja (bojan zdrnja gmail com) (1 replies) Re: PHP security (or the lack thereof) Jun 17 2006 05:08PM Jessica Hope (jessicasaulhope googlemail com) |
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> For those of us that have to administer shared hosting
> servers where customers can and do build/install very poorly
> written web applications it can be a full time job trying to
> protect your server.
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At my the ISP I used to run, we used a "chroot jail" so that every site had
its own little bubble that could not be broken through. A cracker could
compromise a site and deface it or whatever, but could not traverse to any
other location on the server. Therefore a customer could have the most
insecure php app around with a back-door in a "free" PHP module they got off
the Net and could be embarassed by a cracker but no-one else would suffer
including my BSD server.
Curt Purdy CISSP, GSNA, GSEC, CNE, MCSE+I, CCDA
Information Security Officer
Information Systems Security
infosysec.net
443.846.4231
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If you spend more on coffee than on IT security, you will be hacked.
What's more, you deserve to be hacked.
-- former White House cybersecurity czar Richard Clarke
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