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| − | ; '''[http://www.newsforge.com/article.pl?sid=06/05/23/2141246 Custom escaping considered harmful]''' | + | ; '''25 May [http://www.newsforge.com/article.pl?sid=06/05/23/2141246 Custom escaping considered harmful]''' |
: "Applications using 'ad-hoc methods to "escape" strings going into the database, such as regexes, or PHP3's addslashes() and magic_quotes' are particularly unsafe. Since these bypass database-specific code for safe handling of strings, many such applications will need to be re-written to become secure." | : "Applications using 'ad-hoc methods to "escape" strings going into the database, such as regexes, or PHP3's addslashes() and magic_quotes' are particularly unsafe. Since these bypass database-specific code for safe handling of strings, many such applications will need to be re-written to become secure." | ||
| − | ; '''[http://www.cioupdate.com/article.php/3608391 Oracle teaches developers security]''' | + | ; '''22 May [http://www.cioupdate.com/article.php/3608391 Oracle teaches developers security]''' |
: "We track the security training completion status of each developer and provide regular reports on training compliance to development management and to senior corporate management to ensure a level of security training is maintained in each organization." | : "We track the security training completion status of each developer and provide regular reports on training compliance to development management and to senior corporate management to ensure a level of security training is maintained in each organization." | ||
Revision as of 01:14, 28 May 2006
- 25 May Custom escaping considered harmful
- "Applications using 'ad-hoc methods to "escape" strings going into the database, such as regexes, or PHP3's addslashes() and magic_quotes' are particularly unsafe. Since these bypass database-specific code for safe handling of strings, many such applications will need to be re-written to become secure."
- 22 May Oracle teaches developers security
- "We track the security training completion status of each developer and provide regular reports on training compliance to development management and to senior corporate management to ensure a level of security training is maintained in each organization."
