• Posts Tagged ‘security’

    Filtering objects using annotations

    by  • August 11, 2011 • PHP • 2 Comments

    Tweet Filtering with Annotations PHP does not have native Annotations support, however many projects have been using doc blocks to add value and semantics to code, like PHPUnit, Doctrine and Symfony. The Doctrine did a really good job in making available a Annotation parser kit, which allows you to bring the power of annotations...

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    PHP Security: Are you paying attention?

    by  • September 29, 2009 • Development, PHP, Security • 3 Comments

    Tweet Security is a recurring topic when the talk is about Technology, or any other area for that matter. To take security for granted when you are developing an application, as simple as it may be, is a huge mistake which can take a turn for the worse. I have ran into lots of...

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    Review: Essential PHP Security

    by  • January 26, 2009 • Books, PHP

    Tweet Even having being published in 2005, the book “Essential PHP Security” addresses a very up-to-date topic even today. Written by Chris Shiflett the book goes through various security aspects associated with a PHP application, for that reason even to today its content can be considered updated and applicable to various day to day...

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