Re: [PHP] Form security

2001-05-24 Thread phpman
I'm not trying to keep my script secure, I'm trying to get into another script, using cURL. I sent all of the POST fields, set my REFERER to be their referer page, even set my AGENT to be ie 5 on a Win2K box. Damn script is still not returning the right screen. When I copy the HTML code to my mac

Re: [PHP] Form security

2001-05-24 Thread mheumann
Hi, you could use an additional parameter containing a checksum of the entire URL, that you check at the beginning. Of course, somebody with the right motivation could find out your checksum scheme (I would use a subset of the md5 function), but at least it won't be simple anymore. You could

Re: [PHP] Form security

2001-05-24 Thread Peter Dudley
Are you using sessions? You can register a tracking variable on the form page and then check that variable on the processing page. If the posted data comes from any page other than the one that you want it to, the variable will not be set. Not 100% sure, but I think this covers what you've aske

RE: [PHP] Form security

2001-05-24 Thread James Stevens
referer. Checking for these items before processing the form should be pretty good. James -Original Message- From: phpman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, May 24, 2001 10:04 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [PHP] Form security Since nobody answered my last question (or any of them

[PHP] Form security

2001-05-24 Thread phpman
Since nobody answered my last question (or any of them for that matter). Let me rephrase it a little different. Other then checking the referer (to make sure the posted data came from the right page) and user agent (to see if it exists), is there any other way to secure a form from having other