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Posted 09 Mar 2002 02:53:01
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09 Mar 2002 02:53:01 Michael Rudge posted:
I have a site that needs really good securtiy. People will be registering
for professional licneses online. What is my best solution? ASP? Cold
Fusion? PhP? what server securities should I use? What are some good
resources that I can look at?
Thanks is advance
Mike


Michael Rudge

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Replied 18 Mar 2002 14:21:34
18 Mar 2002 14:21:34 Plamen Jelezov replied:
Hello Mike,

For good security reasons you better try working on a Linux platform with nothing more than CGI scripts (written in Perl). There are lots of usefull modules and samples that can lead you to the right security standard.
For example only on cmd like "use strict;" helps you to take away lots of painfull problems. This command verifies the input for harmfull staff like "<etc/pass" attempts to hack the pwd files, etc. If your application will not be too large refer to Perl & CGI, else you can try some ASP or CFM stuff (forget about PHP - it's easy to be hacked). For more info, please do not hesitate to contact me at:
Bye.
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I have a site that needs really good securtiy. People will be registering
for professional licneses online. What is my best solution? ASP? Cold
Fusion? PhP? what server securities should I use? What are some good
resources that I can look at?
Thanks is advance
Mike


Michael Rudge
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