1. SSL will encrypt the data sent between the browser and the server,
2. Depending on the database, it should have it's own authentication mechanism
which the PHP script needs to pass before the database will allow access.
3. Depending on what you need to do, you can limit the use of system
us
If you use a .htaccess file in the directory (assuming Apache), a popup
box asks for username/password. The password is MD5 encrypted. I think
the downside is php getting access to these, or maybe I'm wrong in this.
HTH
Chris
Anup wrote:
>I belive you can have the file atleast one directory b
I belive you can have the file atleast one directory below your root web
folder (so web surfers have no access, just your script). Also since the
HTML->PHP is unsecure over HTTP, look into HTTPS , I believe this is related
to SSL (Secure Socket Layer). Without SSL, you will be POSTing your
user/pa
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