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Sunday, July 15. 2007

Posted by Ilia Alshanetsky in PHP, Security, Talks

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State of PHP Security at ZendCon 2007

I've been so busy last few weeks I didn't get a chance to blog about the acceptance of my talk for ZendCon. So, here it is now, better late then never. This year has been quite busy in terms of security when it comes to PHP, the language and many changes were done to make the language better when it comes to security.

The talk will try to summarize the many happenings in the PHP security world in to a quick one hour talk, so it should be quite an interesting challenge :-)
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Philippe Gamache on :

Hi,
I know, this is a shameless plug,

for your french speaking (hum reading...)
reader, the book I made with Damien Seguy on PHP security is available : http://www.eyrolles.com/Informatique/Livre/9782212121148/livre-securite-php-5-et-mysql.php

And thanks you for your help.

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