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HTML5 Security Isn’t
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As we delve more into building sites and applications with HTML5 and related APIs, we’re finding certain inevitable issues arising from security practices – or… read more
Interesting Stuff on the Web - 6
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Release 6 of five chosen quality articles/tutorials/tools from different blogs. read more
Secure Authentication and Drupal
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SSL, or Secure Socket Layer, was first developed by Netscape in the mid-1990's to address the growing need to be able to securely transmit data.… read more
Security-Centered Design: Exploring the Impact of Human Behavior
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Security is more than filtering input and escaping output (FIEO), and it's more than cross-site scripting (XSS) and cross-site request forgeries (CSRF). Security isn't even… read more
Video: Joomla Security - Bare essentials to serious measures
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This video is part of the DZone PHP on Windows Microzone, which is brought to you in collaboration with Microsoft. Visit the PHP on Windows… read more
Optimizing Security: SSH Public Key Authentication - Administration
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If your website uses weak passwords, your SSH server can easily be hacked using brute force techniques. Almost all paid hosting accounts in the most… read more
Handling File Data with PHP - PHP
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Reading from a File PHP offers numerous methods for reading data from a file, ranging from reading in just one character at a time to… read more
Executing Shell Commands with PHP - PHP
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In this sixth part of an eight-part series on working with the file and operating systems of a computer with PHP, you'll learn how to… read more
9 WordPress Security Tips To Protect Your Website From Harm
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WordPress is the most popular Content Management System in the world, used by more than 60 million people around the globe. WordPress hosts more than… read more
HTML5 Security Cheatsheet
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This project is an attempt to create a well maintained, informative and categorized cheat sheet to highlight HTML5 as well as other client side and… read more
Create the service model for a Windows Azure virtual machine
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I covered preparing and uploading the base Virtual Hard Drive (VHD) image for your Microsoft Windows Azure VM role. In that article, we used Hyper-V… read more
Implementing multi-factor authentication: What to consider
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What is multi-factor authentication?
As its name implies, it’s the use of two or more different authentication factors to verify the identity… read more
8 Very Detailed jQuery Image and Content Slider Tutorials
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In the last few years image and content sliders become very popular and you can see them in thousand of blogs and websites.It is useful… read more
Protect file using .htaccess
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This post is about to explain the use of .htaccess for protecting any file on your server.
Earlier I have explained the use of… read more
How To Completely Clean Your Hacked WordPress Installation
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Getting hacked sucks, plain and simple. It can affect your rankings, cause your readership to be exposed to virus and trojan attacks, make you an… read more
Hack your Optimized google Search
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Using JavaScript you can hack google search results for your own advantage. In this post I would be providing 5 java scripts which you can… read more
2XX HTTP Status Codes
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This class of codes indicates that action requested by client was received, understood, accepted and processed successfully. read more
Design a Fresh SEO Website
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Web Design is a skill that webmasters have to learn and think twice before start optimizing your website. Because only having a beautiful website is… read more
404 Page!
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For a normal web page, the status is 200 OK. You don’t see this because the server proceeds to send you the contents of the… read more
WordPress Tip: A Custom Welcome Message for your Users
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A simple way to encourage this behavior is to display a custom welcome message (something that WP doesn’t natively do) whenever an already-logged-in member revisits… read more
