Alshanetsky I. - php|architect's Guide to PHP Security| [2005, PDF, ENG]

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php|architect's Guide to PHP Security|

Автор: Ilia Alshanetsky
Издательство: Marco Tabini & Associates, Inc. (September 5, 2005)
ISBN: 0-97386-210-6
Формат: PDF
Качество: eBook (изначально компьютерное)
Количество страниц: 201
Описание: Security is a hot topic these days, with new exploits and patches released on a daily basis for all sorts of operating systems and applications.

Recently, the security bubble has expanded to touch the PHP world, and several well-known applications have been the target of a great number of attacks.

Despite all the negative publicity, however, PHP is and remains a very stable–and very secure–programming environment. php|architect's Guide to PHP Security, written by security expert (and frequent php|architect contributor) Ilia Alshanetsky, provides you with a guide that covers everything you need to secure existing PHP applications and write new ones with security in mind.

* Provides techniques for both PHP 4 and PHP 5
* Includes a step-by-step guide to securing your applications
* Provides comprehensive coverage of security design
* Teaches you how to defend yourself from hackers
* Shows you how to distract hackers with a “tar pit� to help you fend off potential attacks

Rather than drowning you in overlong explanations, this book focuses on providing you with accurate information on proper security techniques, and showing you a step-by-step approach to writing applications that are stable, secure and reliable.

Table of Contents

* Input validation
* Cross-site Scripting Prevention
* SQL Injections
* Code Injections
* Command Injections
* Session Securitiy
* Securing File Access
* Security Through Obscurity
* Sandboxes and Tar Pits
* Securing Your Applications