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Fell in love with PHP,CSS,HTML,jQuery,Ajax and many many more years ago. sheriff

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Apr 24	comment	When form submission fails, password field gets blanked, why is that the case? good point never thought about it that way.
Apr 24	comment	When form submission fails, password field gets blanked, why is that the case? well it is visible to the user itself, is there something else here I'm missing?
Apr 24	asked	When form submission fails, password field gets blanked, why is that the case?
Apr 17	comment	Is it a secure way to declare DB parameters in htaccess rather than in a PHP file? +1 for your good point @Legolas, thanks
Apr 17	revised	Is it a secure way to declare DB parameters in htaccess rather than in a PHP file? added 44 characters in body
Apr 16	comment	If we cast a value is it still necessary to escape it with mysqli_real_escape_string()? makes more sense
Apr 16	accepted	If we cast a value is it still necessary to escape it with mysqli_real_escape_string()?
Apr 15	accepted	Is it a secure way to declare DB parameters in htaccess rather than in a PHP file?
Apr 15	comment	If we cast a value is it still necessary to escape it with mysqli_real_escape_string()? thanks for the prepared statement, It's awesome for escaping data, but the problem is performance issues in large scale databases.
Apr 15	asked	If we cast a value is it still necessary to escape it with mysqli_real_escape_string()?
Apr 15	asked	Is it a secure way to declare DB parameters in htaccess rather than in a PHP file?
Mar 30	awarded	Popular Question
Mar 30	accepted	Is passwords with combination of different encodings super safe?
Mar 30	comment	Is passwords with combination of different encodings super safe? Well I'll try to type 16 UTF-16 characters to make brute force attack harder... (2^16)^16=???
Mar 30	comment	Is passwords with combination of different encodings super safe? good point by referring to encoding in mobile devices. tnx to all.
Mar 30	asked	Is passwords with combination of different encodings super safe?
Feb 6	awarded	Nice Question
Feb 3	awarded	Critic
Jan 14	awarded	Commentator
Jan 14	comment	PHP Vulnerability May Halt Millions of Servers - max_input_vars! In the last part I didn't mean data modification by an attacker, I mean I myself change the setting in my project to prevent from DoS attacks, assume my server has been upgraded, but the default is 1000 and I can change max_input_vars, you're upvoted thanks.