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On my second pageview I was greeted with a big alert saying "this website is not very secure." Kind of ridiculous.
by artursapek 13y ago
On my second pageview I was greeted with a big alert saying "this website is not very secure."
Kind of ridiculous.
- prezjordan 13y agoLooks like someone went with a SQL injection [0] (right after I read this!) [0]: https://cloudup.com/cttFEZd2cL6 https://cloudup.com/cttFEZd2cL6
- artursapek 13y agoAaaand it's off the front page. It's actually inaccessible now, someone used XSS to redirect here whenever I open the home page. lol
- koi 13y agonot sure how that happened, its a cakephp site and I assumed the framework provided some protection against sql injection. its good its hacked now so I know to fix it
- orf 13y agoStop making websites and start reading about web app security, the OWASP top 10 is a good place to start.
- krapp 13y agoI assumed the framework provided some protection against sql injection. Some frameworks consider security out of the box to be beneath them. You should never assume you're secure even with a framework until you've gone combing through the docs and found where the security is, if it's anywhere, and if it's not anywhere because they spent all their effort on making it look and act like Ruby on Rails, how to get it.