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Writing Secure PHP, Part 4
The fourth part of the Writing Secure PHP series, covering cross-site scripting, cross-site request forgery and character encoding security issues.
Writing Secure PHP, Part 3
The third part of the Writing Secure PHP series, covering weak passwords, clients and more advanced topics.
Writing Secure PHP, Part 2
Learn how to improve your security a little further with the second part of this PHP tutorial.
Password Protect a Directory with .htaccess
A tutorial explaining how to retrict access to a directory on a web server using .htaccess.
Writing Secure PHP, Part 1
Learn how to avoid some of the most common mistakes in PHP, and so make your sites more secure.
Blog Posts
Why You Should Always Salt Your Hashes
Hashes are used almost everywhere on the web, behind the scenes, to protect your passwords. Learn why it's important to always add salt to your hashes.
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16 December 2009 | 16 comments | security, database, passwords, programming, webdev
Are Cookies Dangerous?
Many inexperienced web users are terrified of cookies, convinced that they are being used to send all their private information (and money) to some sinister group of internet scum. Here is a simple guide to what cookies are and how to make sure you maintain your privacy.
