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[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Brett W. McCoy) wrote:
> You've killed any security also if you don't remove backup files from your
> web space. emacs, for instance, creates files appended with ~, and people
> forget to delete them (or create a cron job that does it). Big hole
> there.
hoepfully the webserver is configured not to serve up those files. :)
> At the very least, files included in a script that contain
> sensitive information should be kept away from the document root of your
> webserver.
absolutely.
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