Modify-function-return-value hack! — Part 2
In my previous article on this topic, we discussed some guidelines on how to write a secure application in C. The article focused on functions defined in the application itself. Now, we will…
Modify-function-return-value Hack! — Part 1
Sometimes it’s helpful to think from a hacker’s perspective. The information obtained can be used to write better code and a secure application. An application shipped in release mode (without any debug information)…
Securing Apache, Part 9: Attacks that Target PHP-based Instances
Beginning with Part 1 of this series, we have covered all major attacks on Web applications and servers, with examples of vulnerable PHP code. In this article, we will cover those attacks that…
Securing Apache, Part 1: The Basics
Targeted at readers with Web security concerns, information security experts, systems administrators and all those who want to jump-start their careers in Web security, this series of articles intends to cover the strengthening…
June 15, 2013
Wesam Alalem — it would be better to use whitelist than blacklist, i.e:
$whitelist = array(".jpg", ".png", ".gif",);
and allow only these types
Thank you....
June 15, 2013
Ovidiu — None of these solutions work to recover a single file.
All of them are using the disk image..so you are going...
June 14, 2013
Marjan — There is an error in source! You should not allocate buffer globally. Microchip FSUSB demo board did not work by...
June 13, 2013
SID — I would like to add something here.
In latest Ubuntu and the kernel higher than v3 you will not find...
June 13, 2013
Charuhas — Are you smart than fifth grader?? Read again.. Kids aged 5 are using and if you are a student of...
