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Two RCE exploits
Posted on 2008-02-09 19:38:22 by Iron
I don't do it often, but the vulnerability (Remote Code Execution) has been there for a damn long time and they didn't bother fixing it however it was really obvious. The vulnerable file is a 3rd party file named adodb-perf-module.inc.php, and is a part of ADOdb. The two affected pieces of software are Journalness and Open-Realty. The exploits can be found at milw0rm: Open-Realty and Journalness. Since ADOdb is used in a lot of PHP applications, don't be surprised if others are affected too.
Free backlinks!
Posted on 2008-02-09 17:27:27 by Iron
Looking for backlinks to your site? Add your site to tttommeke.be! All sites allowed but adult and sites promoting any illegal activities.
Tutorial section
Posted on 2008-02-06 21:33:51 by Tom
After some days of nothing new we decided to make a tutorial page. On this page you can find tutorials about
PHP, MySQL, Perl, Javascript and more! We try to explain the functions detailed
as possible !
For further questions about a tutorial you can place a post on our forum!
Looking for advertisers!
Posted on 2008-02-06 17:33:52 by Iron
Do you own a website or product you really would like to advertise? We are
offering good and clearly visible adspace.
Traffic statistics, offers and questions are welcome at advertising@randombase.
com.
Coding securely
Posted on 2008-02-04 17:42:17 by Iron
Managing a website isn't too easy, with hackers making your life harder and trying to enter that precious database. While browsing on the RootShell forum I stumbled upon this topic, which gives ten guidelines to code securely. Every scripter / programmer should follow these. Original article can be found at cgisecurity.com, this article focuses on Perl only though.