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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.
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.
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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) :)
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The RSS feed for the podcast only is
http://feeds.feedburner.com/phpabstract
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.
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.
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 :-)
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 :-)