We had htmlpurifier integrated into our LAMP based product earlier, but it was a bit slow. Recently, we have turned on mod_security. Both of these are part of the OW开发者_JS百科ASP project (owasp use
I\'m trying to access a Django page through a Facebook App (iframe) I made using fb.py on DreamHost and I keep getting an internal server error.
DOM-based (type 0) XSS do not require sending malicious code to the server and thus they can also use static HTML pages as an attack vector. An example of a dummy attack string here would be the fol开
I don\'t know what changed in the past--this used to work: Accessing a URL on my server like the following, doesn\'t work: http://www.domain.com/folder/file.php?variable=a&variable2=b
Would anyone know why some visitors on our server are being blocked by the below mod_security rule when simply right-clicking a file (.doc, .gif, .pdf, etc.) on a site to download it? They seem to be
I\'m using mod_security with the latest core rules. It triggers on all my pages whenever I use a querystring.. ie.
I\'m doing a POST request to a rest service made with django and piston uploading a file, but when I do the request i get this (strange?) error:
Is there any simple way to detect if mod_security is installed & enabled using just PHP? Ideally without any exec() terminal type commands to be executed.
Hi I\'m experiencing a super weird problem. Whenever I post links to my website on Facebook, they come up as Forbidden.
On my site I have a very basic setup: an \'a href\' tag that just points to a file. Nothing fancy: <a href=\"/path/to/my/file.doc\">File</a>
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