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PCI Compliance partnership

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42SQL has partnered with Packet General Networks for the delivery of PCI Compliant MySQL solutions. With a number of product offerings, Packet General is a turn key solution for your database security and encryption requirements. …
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August 16th, 2008. Comment now »

Introduction to Securing mySQL Server on Debian / Ubuntu

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August 14th, 2008. Comment now »

Virtual Workshop MySQL

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… Temporary Tables, Full Text Searches. Part 9 - Built-in Functions. Date Functions, Mathmatics Functions, String Functions. Part A - Quick Answers. Securing MySQL and using MySQL with MS Access. …
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June 25th, 2008. Comment now »

06.07.2008

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18 hours rollback due to SQL injection *MySQL remote disabled to prevent further SQL injection attempt *20m mesos will be added to everyone accounts on the next servercheck - 2X EXP, 2X DROP, 2X MESOS extend till June 15th …
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June 9th, 2008. Comment now »

New Exploit In WordPress

Login to your instance of MySQL: mysql -u -p -h; Find the active plugins registered in WordPress: select option_value from wp_options where option_name=’active_plugins’ Look for a plugin you don’t recognize: You should probably be …
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June 7th, 2008. Comment now »

SQL Injection Paper

10.IDS Signature Evasion. 11.mySQL Input Validation Circumvention using Char(). 12.IDS Signature Evasion using comments. 13.Strings without quotes. SQL Injection Paper: liga al sitio original, liga al mirror en mi blog.
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May 15th, 2008. Comment now »

Firewall Script - do you need one?

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I’ve been running websites on various servers for a long time and I can say that protecting them from various kinds of exploits has always kept me busy several weekends. Especially when it is someone who is using …
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May 2nd, 2008. Comment now »

Database Security Functions

These two functions escape data for sql queries, and apply backticks to table/column names. They can be used in conjunction with the mysql functions for easy updating, insertion, etc. that I will be posting soon. DB Security Functions.
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March 11th, 2008. Comment now »

Nice Exploit Code I Found in my Wordpress

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Someone with more patience than myself will probably take the time to disassemble that. To find …
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March 10th, 2008. Comment now »

Part 6. Introduction to Linux Command-Line Basics The (Web host sites)

Introduction to Linux Command-Line Basics The following parts of the manual are aimed at those wishing to better understand their Mandriva Linux system, and who want to exploit its huge capabilities. After reading them, we hope that you …
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February 26th, 2008. Comment now »

MS.Services 1.1.0 published

A new executor is introduced; the “SQL Executor” which executes SQL statements, also handles injection attacks. “SQL …
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January 29th, 2008. Comment now »

How does simpleContact deal with spam?

This is a database security measure more than an anti-spam thing. In simple terms, if you don’t process submitted values for certain characters like ” then a hacker could submit SQL code through your form to either expose data in your …
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January 24th, 2008. Comment now »

Protecting WordPress from SQL Injection Attacks

What he means is that in general WordPress does not sanitize MySQL queries. He recommends that WordPress provide “a proper set of SQL safe functions (ie $wpdb->escape_int and $wpdb->escape_str” and “use mysql_real_escape_string(), …
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January 23rd, 2008. Comment now »

yaSSL - Remote hacker automatic control

These vulnerabilities include allowing authentication bypass and arbitrary code execution. These vulnerabilities also affect other products, due to yaSSL being included in products such as MySQL. Exploit code samples have also been …
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January 9th, 2008. Comment now »

Protect your application against SQL injections part 1

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The problem of using ID’s is if they aren’t validated, bad guys and girls can spy, change or destroy your database by manipulating the SQL query. This attack is called SQL injection. An example to get the field “title” in the row with …
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December 5th, 2007. Comment now »


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