Discussions of secure PHP coding. Security in software is important, so don't be afraid to ask. And when answering: be anal. Nitpick. No security vulnerability is too small.
Everah wrote:Just to clarify, I wasn't being sarcastic. I am new to .NET and would be seriously interested in a host that could protect me from newbie issues with my code. I was asking that from a sincere position.
I really doubt they exist unless you're willing to pay for the support... I certainly don't believe it has anything to do with the OS the server is running
I thought as much, but in the off chance that this little pearl actually exists, I want in on it.
While practicing, for me, not so much as long as I could see what was going on. But the impression I got from the OP is that the server admins would fix whatever hole your code made exploitable, so it would be working the server more than the code. I think.
But you have to admit the thread really had it comming.
From script security to blaming it all on open source in just three posts cried, no yelled for another boring os flamewar
You know, I almost look at this as an awesome stand for Open Source components by some key forum regulars. And it was done with taste and class. No where will anyone find a board like this.