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On Sat, 13 Jun 2009 18:28:16 -0500, Mueen Nawaz wrote:
> 1. Write your own web apps. Doesn't really protect against exploits, but
> I suspect you have greater control in the matter.
>
> 2. Subscribe to any relevant feeds of all the web software you've
> installed. Hopefully they all have some feed or other, and not just
> mailing lists.
Well, #3, back the system up (I did) and check it daily to make sure it
hasn't been defaced. Then you can restore the backup and follow-up by
making sure the relevant exploit is patched.
Or related to #1, use something that's more secure than PHP-Nuke ever has
been. :-)
Jim
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