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WordPress Exploit
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The exploit takes advantage of some flaws in both MySQL and the web application, and this vulnerability most likely affects other web applications. More information on the MySQL vulnerability can be found here. As such, we have disabled …
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September 8th, 2008. Comment now »
Getting Students’ server better organised
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This made sure I did not have to go about securing mysql passwords in the old code. Those of you who are familiar with web development will know that it is common practice to store the DB access details (username, password etc) in a php …
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August 10th, 2008. Comment now »
