Preventing SQL injections in PHP (and other vulnerabilities)
Mauro Chojrin
If you’ve been around web development for a while, you’ve almost certainly heard the term “SQL injection” and some terrifying stories about it. PHP, like many other languages, is not…
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Learnings from Sqreen’s State of App Sec report: PHP apps are 3x more likely to be exploited
Carlos Schults
With each passing year, we move more and more aspects of our lives online. The line between the online and the offline is becoming thinner and thinner as time goes…
Local File Inclusions (LFI), explained
Michiel Mulders
When building a web application, developers must focus on both user functionality and user security. A single security issue can have a dramatic impact on the credibility of your organization…
Sqreen’s State of Application Security Report 2020: key takeaways
Chakshu Mehta
Sqreen recently published its inaugural State of Application Security 2020 Report, analyzing thousands of real security events happening at runtime across Sqreen customer applications. Rather than rely on self-reported data,…
Top 10 security best practices for PHP
While developing a PHP web application, a web developer should also be concerned with security best practices. An insecure web application gives hackers the chance to steal valuable information, such…
Building a dynamic instrumentation agent for PHP
Jb
TL;DR PHP instrumentation can be handled in many ways. When we built our PHP agent at Sqreen we made a series of architectural decisions that enabled us to maximize performance,…
Introducing a new plugin for making your WordPress more secure
Maurice
NOTE: This plugin is not currently being maintained At Sqreen, our mission is to democratize security. To me, that means making security accessible to everyone. We’re often thinking about different…