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PHP-Nuke: Management and Programming
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Chapter 23. Security

Aut inveniam viam aut faciam.

I will either find a way or make one.

Table of Contents

23.1. How secure is PHP-Nuke?

23.2. The impact of bad security record on software popularity

23.3. Common PHP-Nuke security vulnerabilities

23.3.1. Cross-site scripting with PHP-Nuke
23.3.2. SQL injection with PHP-Nuke
23.3.3. Path disclosure with PHP-Nuke
23.3.4. Cross-site tracing with PHP-Nuke

23.4. How to guard against security vulnerabilities in PHP-Nuke

23.4.1. Security fixes
23.4.2. Security measures
23.4.3. Security audit
23.4.4. Permissions on folders and files
23.4.5. Cookies - timeout and configuration

23.5. How to ban IP addresses

23.6. Hacked - now what?

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