RE: [PHP] PHP Site Security issue

On Thu, 2009-03-19 at 11:48 -0400, Marc Christopher Hall wrote: > Original message: > > > I suggest you put in a support ticket with GoDaddy. The URL's are not > genuine and beyond that I would hazard a guess that possibly your site login > has been compromised. Again, contact GoDaddy or whomever

RE: [PHP] PHP Site Security issue

Original message: I suggest you put in a support ticket with GoDaddy. The URL's are not genuine and beyond that I would hazard a guess that possibly your site login has been compromised. Again, contact GoDaddy or whomever your hosting provider is. (You said you domain is with GD but you didn't s

Re: [PHP] PHP Site Security issue

Dotan Cohen schreef: > Someone hacked your server. Report it to the server admin. > more likely that someone hacked the site, i.e. the site has some insecure stuff in it that's allowing code to be uploaded and run. I would suspect that as more likely than the server itself being hacked. alterna

Re: [PHP] PHP Site Security issue

I think its rather someone hacked into his computer, Oh, I misuse the word "hack". Its a famous way virus spread. Everytime you log into your FTP they change it, its probably a virus on your computer since I do not believe someone hacked into GoDaddy server recently

Re: [PHP] PHP Site Security issue

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Re: [PHP] PHP Site Security issue

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Re: [PHP] Site Security

--- Shaun <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > How could a cookie be changed maliciously? Cookies are sent by the client, so hopefully that alone illustrates the danger. A cookie's value is not guaranteed to be whatever you asked the client to set. The legitimate users of your site will likely be using a

Re: [PHP] Site Security

"Shaun" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > "Dan Joseph" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message > news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Hi, > > > > > > > I have created a site that allows users to schedule staff, make > > > appointments > > > etc. Users must log in to use the site a

Re: [PHP] Site Security

"Dan Joseph" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Hi, > > > > I have created a site that allows users to schedule staff, make > > appointments > > etc. Users must log in to use the site and the users data is held in the > > Users table of the MySQL database. However, due t

Re: [PHP] Site Security

--- Shaun <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > However, due to the nature of the site I need to make sure it is 110% > secure against hacks etc. Now I know this isn't actually possible That's a very good thing to realize. Security is a measurement, sort of like temperature, so saying something is 100% sec

RE: [PHP] Site Security

Hi, > I have created a site that allows users to schedule staff, make > appointments > etc. Users must log in to use the site and the users data is held in the > Users table of the MySQL database. However, due to the nature of > the site I > need to make sure it is 110% secure against hacks etc.

[PHP] Site Security

Hi, I have created a site that allows users to schedule staff, make appointments etc. Users must log in to use the site and the users data is held in the Users table of the MySQL database. However, due to the nature of the site I need to make sure it is 110% secure against hacks etc. Now I know th