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Part IV “Aw come on man, you can trust me”
by William Ballad, Tricia Ballad
Securing PHP Web Applications
Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
Acknowledgements
About the Authors
Part I Web Development Is a Blood Sport—Don’t Wander onto the Field Without a Helmet
1 Security Is a Server Issue and Other Myths
Part II Is That Hole Really Big Enough to Drive a Truck Through?
2 Error Handling
3 System Calls
Part III What’s In a Name? More Than You Expect
4 Buffer Overflows and Variable Sanitation
5 Input Validation
6 Filesystem Access: Accessing the Filesystem for Fun and Profit
Part IV “Aw come on man, you can trust me”
7 Authentication
8 Encryption
9 Session Security
10 Cross-Site Scripting
Part V Locking Up for the Night
11 Securing Apache and MySQL
12 Securing IIS and SQL Server
13 Securing PHP on the Server
14 Introduction to Automated Testing
15 Introduction to Exploit Testing
Part VI “Don’t Get Hacked” Is Not a Viable Security Policy
16 Plan A: Designing a Secure Application from the Beginning
17 Plan B: Plugging the Holes in Your Existing Application
Epilogue Security Is a Lifestyle Choice: Becoming a Better Programmer
Glossary
Index
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