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RE: How to protect website from sqli, xss and ddos attacks - Devastion - 06-18-2014
If your code is good, hackers can't use SQLi, XSS... attacks. I didn't download this file, because I don't need it, but can you tell me how this protect you from ddos attacks? I don't get it.
RE: How to protect website from sqli, xss and ddos attacks - BlueCat - 06-18-2014
Since OP did not put a virus scan in his post. I myself have done it.
https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/b60f4b8ebebe9645e28c3198726245c92f180b55ebf1a1c7fa24bb1af4b66b71/analysis/1403119847/
RE: How to protect website from sqli, xss and ddos attacks - gioo1331 - 06-19-2014
Please trust me. I amn't wicked
I am kind
RE: How to protect website from sqli, xss and ddos attacks - Saurfang - 07-05-2014
I highly doubt it does much of anything against Distributed Denial of Service attacks. No software firewall can do anything to prevent that. Mitigation is essentially the only thing to be done in terms of DDoS preperation.
RE: How to protect website from sqli, xss and ddos attacks - kIngfAw - 07-12-2014
Thanks for the share...
I really need tools like this
RE: How to protect website from sqli, xss and ddos attacks - h3r0 - 07-16-2014
This is technically piracy which is disallowed in the HC rules
http://www.hackcommunity.com/rules.php
But I guess I'll let the mods figure that out... For those interested here is the product page for v2 of PHPguard
http://codecanyon.net/item/phpguard-v2-security-for-your-site/6671523?ref=FreeRun&ref=FreeRun&clickthrough_id=245823954&redirect_back=true
RE: How to protect website from sqli, xss and ddos attacks - chmod - 07-17-2014
(07-16-2014, 09:08 PM)h3r0 Wrote: This is technically piracy which is disallowed in the HC rules
http://www.hackcommunity.com/rules.php
But I guess I'll let the mods figure that out... For those interested here is the product page for v2 of PHPguard
http://codecanyon.net/item/phpguard-v2-security-for-your-site/6671523?ref=FreeRun&ref=FreeRun&clickthrough_id=245823954&redirect_back=true
Good spot, download link removed.
RE: How to protect website from sqli, xss and ddos attacks - Templar.Clown - 07-21-2014
Wouldn't this be easily handled by cloudflare? Just wondering but wouldn't the easiest way to secure your website be in the cloud?