Course description
This implementation-focused course dives into the core security skills needed for the PHP platform. It provides strategies and examples for previously insecure practices in PHP.
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Introduction to PHP Security
Learning objectives
- Understand how web servers handle requests and hand them over to PHP interpreter
- Recognize that there is no sandbox with PHP, and know how to tackle those implications
- Use configuration files to control the PHP interpreter to effectively apply the most important security controls
- Properly plan for users and the filesystem to prevent command execution
- Recognize that the availability of dynamic code does not mean it can be used
- Generate strong random numbers in different versions of PHP with CSPRNG and PRNG
- Perform checks on $_FILES server-side and client-side
- Achieve and describe the concept of plane separation with PDO and other drivers
- Set up a project (i.e., code, not a server) capable of customized error handling without showing verbose error information to the user
Details
Delivery Format: eLearning
Duration: 1 hour
Level: Intermediate
Intended Audience:
- Architects
- Back-End Developers
- Front-End Developers
- Enterprise Developers
- QA Engineers
Prerequisites:
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