PHP Hacking and Security [closed]?

The primary response you will get is SQL injection from input not properly sanitized. Another possibility I can think of offhand is allowing scripts to be uploaded and subsequently executed. OReilly has a book on the topic also, oreilly.Com/catalog/9780596006563, Essential PHP Security.

Also check out the PHP security guide - phpsec.org/projects/guide.

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