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All content with label security.
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Annotations for raw SQL
(Florian Thiel)
Introduction Hello Mambo folks, I'm writing my diploma thesis on the introduction of securityrelated innovations into Open Source web applications. For my research I want to review the Mambo code for SQL injection and CrossSite Scripting vulnerabilities. I already ...
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sqlia, annotations, codereview
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Security of Mambo Extensions
(Installation and Configuration)
Right from the start of Mambo development back in 2000, Mambo was designed to be modular in its approach and has encouraged the development of mambots, modules, components and templates by third party developers (3PD's). With its GNU/GPL Version 2 license and use ...
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extensions
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Security
(Installation and Configuration)
Mambo Security Mambo is safe to use, but like every other web application out there, there are steps you can take if you wish to make your site even more secure. 1. Read Me First\! 1 ...
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performance
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Writing for Security
(Development)
How to Make your Mambo Extension more Secure By default, Mambo is very secure. While most core components are safe and secure, often hackers get into the system by using third party extensions. This article is targeted at giving you an ...
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components, mambots, coding, extensions, developer
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