Arne Blankerts (19.Oct.2009)
Talk at ZendCon 2009 (English - US)
Creating fast and secure web applications has nothing magical - yet many developers claim they do not have time for it. This tutorial teaches you how to develop secure web applications with PHP so that you can protect yourself and your work from harm without compromising speed. After demystifing the geek-babble used in security reports you will be shown real-world examples of attacks such as cross-site scripting (XSS) and cross-site request forgeries (CSRF), and you'll learn effective safeguards that you can use to protect your applications. Topics covered include: • Cross-Site Scripting • Cross-Site Request Forgeries • Session Fixation • Session Hijacking • SQL Injection • Email Injection This tutorial is a must for PHP developers who need to be aware of web application security concerns.
Quicklink: https://joind.in/880
Slides: Essential PHP Security
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21.Oct.2009 at 03:09 by Thomas Powers
Informative tutorial. Speaker knew his subject matter.
In response to hermanradtke, the speaker only seemed unappreciative when the questions/comments were spoken in a rude manner. One individual almost seemed to be trying to make the speaker look like a fool at times.
I do not fault the speaker for his reaction to some of the comments.
21.Oct.2009 at 16:46 by Neil Broers
I agree with digitalwizard, some questions were awkward and almost out of line.
Talk was very engaging, would love to see a full day tutorial course on this (maybe a follow up session with more advanced topics as well!). The live examples were awesome!
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19.Oct.2009 at 20:34 by Herman Radtke
The talk was very interesting. Even though I knew a bit about the topic, the real-world examples and scenarios kept my attention.
The content was very well explained.
I did get the impression that some of the question/comments made by the attendees were not always appreciated.