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Comment #2278100
Much needed for WP :) But I am biased, since I helped with this work...
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Comment #1518884
To summarize: Thesis integrates with Wordpress, it is not derivative from it. Same way Linux modules integrate with the Linux kernel (and many of them are closed source). If someon…
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Comment #1502700
http://sucuri.net is a good one :) (by fellow HN members)
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The 1000 most-visited sites on the web (by Google)
Stackoverflow: #824 experts-exchange.com: #996
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Comment #1053888
You know, lots of people talk about using keys instead of passwords... By doing that if you box is compromised, the attacker will get access to ALL your boxes. So, the best option …
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Comment #1053371
Make sense... I was just looking at the bottom and couldn't find your answer :)
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Comment #1053368
Good job researching those pesky brute force scans. Is there anyway you can post the complete list with all the data collected instead of just the top 50?
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Comment #1053347
You mean at the top?
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Comment #1053342
That is what I love about PHP... Always making my life easier.
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Comment #1047553
I was going to say the same thing... I expected a scan to go through the site looking at every possible bug, not just that 200/300 checks. Looking at the full disclosure archives, …
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Comment #1047543
I agree with you. But beginners need to learn from somewhere and most advanced programmers are busy at work and not writing articles :) Plus, did you ever read a PHP book? Most of …
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Comment #1047428
The reason they write poor code is because they are beginners and beginners always make mistakes, use functions incorrectly, etc. In any language they code, not just PHP. PHP is of…
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Comment #1043417
Interesting discussion in there, but I think the PHP guys are right on this one. You should never rely on undefined behavior of any API for mission critical code. Always use what i…
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Comment #1003461
Some details in here too: http://blog.sucuri.net/2009/12/twitter-defacement.html Seems a DNS hijacking for sure.
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Comment #1003460
Some details in here too: http://blog.sucuri.net/2009/12/twitter-defacement.html
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Comment #957542
Using OSSEC (open source). Seriously, it puts rkhunter, logcheck and all these old tools in their toes.. Check http://www.ossec.net It monitors your logs, file changes, etc all by …
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