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Explaining that Laravel Image File Upload Vulnerability...
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[InDepth#7] Content Security Policies are an incredibly powerful security feature built into the browser, and as it turns out, they are also pretty easy…
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[Tip#33] We can easily restrict access to files on remote storage like S3, but what about local files?
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[InDepth#9] One of the many awesome and completely underrated Laravel security features.
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[InDepth#2] Let's dive into SQL Injection, learn how it works, and what we can do with it.
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[Tip#1] - We're starting out with a simple but quite important tip, how to use a custom encryption key for encrypted casting within Models.
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[InDepth#12] In November 2022, Steve McDougall published a tutorial called "Creating a Password Generator"... we're going to audit his code!
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[Tip#25] Try saying that fast 3 times...
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[Tip#7] Always pass user input through a validator to ensure you only get the data you're expecting.
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From Insecure Design last week to Insecure Configuration this week!
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[Tip#32] For times when one rate limit just won't do!
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[Tip#31] These are my favourite simple security trick to let you know if someone is poking around in your stuff.
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