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PHP Abstract Podcast Episode 1 - PHP Security Tips

PHP_Abstract   podcast   Security  
by Cal Evans (editor) | 12 comments | Tuesday, June 5, 2007

PHP Abstract, the new PHP centric podcast is here. Sit back, relax, and let the funky beat wash over you. While you are at it, grab a nugget of information.

Episode 1: PHP Security Tips

Special Guest: Eli White
Release Date: 06/05/2007
License: Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0

Eli talks to us about practical tips you can use to help make your application more secure.

Show Notes:

Eli’s Personal Blog
Eli’s Book

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Tuesday, June 5, 2007
NEXT EPISODE?
11:59AM PDT · atrophius
Good episode. Do you have an idea of what days a week this will fall on?
RELEASE SCHEDULE
2:44PM PDT · Cal Evans (editor)

A new episode should release every Tuesday and every Thursday. The release time will vary based on what timezone you are in. (and what timezone I am in on that day) :)

=C=

RSS FOR PODCAST
4:49PM PDT · Sherif [unregistered]
It would be great if we had an RSS feed JUST for the podcast so we could subscribe to it in our itunes. Otherwise no one will bother constantly checking the normal feed to see if there are any podcasts then manually syncing them with their iPod!
RSS FEED
6:14PM PDT · Cal Evans (editor)

The RSS feed for the podcast only is

http://feeds.feedburner.com/phpabstract

THANKS!
8:50PM PDT · Nozavroni
Very nice! Hopefully there will be some more advanced stuff in the future?
Wednesday, June 6, 2007
HOST HEADER HACKING
4:55AM PDT · Rob Siklos [unregistered]
One important Host header hack that was left out:

A hacker can make the Host header whatever they want by creating an alias in /etc/hosts (windowssystem32driversetchosts), and navigating to your website using that alias.

It definitely works on IIS, I'm not sure about Apache.
HOST HEADER HACKING
4:56AM PDT · Rob Siklos [unregistered]
One important Host header hack that was left out:

A hacker can make the Host header whatever they want by creating an alias in /etc/hosts (windowssystem32driversetchosts), and navigating to your website using that alias.

It definitely works on IIS, I'm not sure about Apache.
JAZZY
5:16AM PDT · andriesseutens
Now that's what I call a Jazzy intro! :) ;)
WEB PAGE FOR ALL SHOWS?
6:15AM PDT · Anonymous User [unregistered]
The URL (http://devzone.zend.com/article/2092-PHP-Abstract-Episode-1---PHP-Secuity-Tips) appears to be for just this first episode. That's fine, but not one that people would bookmark. Is there a Web page for all of the shows, perhaps showing the latest one and, eventually, an archive of the older ones? If so, could you please post its URL. Thanks!
GREAT, BUT...
6:48AM PDT · Gavin Laking [unregistered]
Great starting podcast; nice pace and interesting content. I think it could have done with being a bit longer because I'm sure there were other things to cover, but perhaps later in the series we'll see a continuation or revisit.

The unfortunate thing was although the security areas were highlighted, there was no hint of how to actually fix these issues that I'm sure more than one listener may have in their site(s).

Thanks though, I've subscribed to the feed so I'll be listening next time :-)
GREAT, BUT...
6:49AM PDT · Gavin Laking [unregistered]
Great starting podcast; nice pace and interesting content. I think it could have done with being a bit longer because I'm sure there were other things to cover, but perhaps later in the series we'll see a continuation or revisit.

The unfortunate thing was although the security areas were highlighted, there was no hint of how to actually fix these issues that I'm sure more than one listener may have in their site(s).

Thanks though, I've subscribed to the feed so I'll be listening next time :-)