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Session/Cookie alone does not secure your web application – CSRF

by Mr Me on November 13, 2009 in general

Guess what will happen if you add an image like below in your html page: <img src=”http://mail.google.com/mail/?logout&hl=en” /> It does not appear in page, but your google account in another window or another tab will get logoff. Now an external website could logout you from your gmail or orkut. IF you coded your website to [...]

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WordPress post via email

by Mr Me on August 18, 2008 in php

If you know this feature already , skip this article. But i have to ask a single question at the end of this section . For wordpress version less than 2.3 , Go to Options > writing, and for greater than 2.3, Go to settings > writing What you have to do is create an [...]

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PHP post without curl

by Mr Me on April 4, 2008 in Downloads, php, php source code

You can simulate the post method using php without the help of curl library. download full source code: See the code below: Download the full source code from post_without_curl.zip Share

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