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Subversion Checkouts for Live WebApps Can Be Useful, but Dangerous
The web design and development blog Smashing Magazine published an article today about a problem when using a Subversion checkout to deploy files to a...
by Dave Poole | Comments (1)
MySQL Login Truncation
Stefan over at Suspekt brought up some interesting security vulnerabilities based on MySQL's column truncation tendencies (when not in strict mode), so I thought I'd...
by Joe Izenman | Comments (1)
Quick Lost Content Recovery Option
No matter how protected your website may be, sometimes you still need a helping hand when an accident happens. Delete a page while fumbling with...
by Kevin Freitas | Comments (3)
PHP Passes Homeland Security Test
When meeting with prospective new clients, we tell them that SiteCrafting uses PHP and MySQL as the development platform. Invariably this leads some of them...
by Ken Foubert | Comments (0)
Facebook Beacon: Social Media Becomes Spyware
I've been a Facebook user for quite some time - even before they had the facebook.com domain. One thing that I absolutely love about it...
by Dave Poole | Comments (0)
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