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#26 2012-11-07 12:35:54
- RedRocker227
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Re: ITopic: How to keep a website safe
mythbusteranimator wrote:
scimonster wrote:
SJRCS_011 wrote:
Hardmath123 wrote:
Paddle, you need to capitalize the "i" in ITopic.
Yeah, we're not making apple products
Coolstuff had a quote like that on the original block library.
coolstuff wrote:
It's not iTopic, it's ITopic - we're not making Apple products here
And we'll ITopic this if it gets enough blocks in here - so keep things coming!
This is a very good guide. I'll make sure to remember it for Coders' Shed.BTW, I have a question on Codersshed.
And so you are saying, that if you don't use these measures, someone can look through the PHP and find the passwords?
well no, you can't look at the PHP that a website uses
but if they got hold of the database then they could see the passwords in plain text instead of random letters and numbers
nice guide
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#27 2012-11-07 12:37:32
- scimonster
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Re: ITopic: How to keep a website safe
RedRocker227 wrote:
mythbusteranimator wrote:
scimonster wrote:
SJRCS_011 wrote:
Hardmath123 wrote:
Paddle, you need to capitalize the "i" in ITopic.
Yeah, we're not making apple products
Coolstuff had a quote like that on the original block library.
This is a very good guide. I'll make sure to remember it for Coders' Shed.BTW, I have a question on Codersshed.
And so you are saying, that if you don't use these measures, someone can look through the PHP and find the passwords?well no, you can't look at the PHP that a website uses
but if they got hold of the database then they could see the passwords in plain text instead of random letters and numbers
nice guide
If you don't escape and don't hash, then it could be gotten through pretty easily. Otherwise it's possible, but difficult.
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#31 2012-12-02 14:58:17
- joefarebrother
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- Registered: 2011-04-08
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Re: ITopic: How to keep a website safe
zippynk wrote:
That is a problem.
Scratch solves it by putting cookies on the user's commuter that say their account, so that if one of the user's accounts is banned, they can detect it.
What if someone deleted their cookies?
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#32 2012-12-02 15:21:40
Re: ITopic: How to keep a website safe
joefarebrother wrote:
zippynk wrote:
That is a problem.
Scratch solves it by putting cookies on the user's commuter that say their account, so that if one of the user's accounts is banned, they can detect it.What if someone deleted their cookies?
That's why I don't bother putting it. It's more obvious to delete cookies than to use a proxy.
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#33 2012-12-02 16:49:21
Re: ITopic: How to keep a website safe
jvvg wrote:
joefarebrother wrote:
zippynk wrote:
That is a problem.
Scratch solves it by putting cookies on the user's commuter that say their account, so that if one of the user's accounts is banned, they can detect it.What if someone deleted their cookies?
That's why I don't bother putting it. It's more obvious to delete cookies than to use a proxy.
Quite true.
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