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Refactoring the ZF Secure Login example with Zend_Application
In: PHP| Security| Zend Framework
22 Oct 2009In this post i’m going to refactoring the ZF Secure Login application, that i provided in my previous post, using the new Zend_Application class, out from the version 1.8 of Zend Framework.
Here you can find the source of the new application (12 Kb)
From the Reference Guide of ZF: “Zend_Application provides a bootstrapping facility for applications [...]
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- Tags: md5, PHP, refactoring, Zend Framework, Zend_Application
Build a secure login with Zend Framework
In: PHP| Security| Zend Framework
3 Jul 2009After a long pause i’m come back on my blog with a post about the development of a secure web login system in PHP with the use of Zend Framework. The issue to build a login system in a web application is quite common. The security aspect of a login system is absolutely important and [...]
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- Tags: Add new tag, csrf, hash, login, md5, PHP, secure, session fixation, sql injection, Zend Framework, Zend_Auth, Zend_Form
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This is my personal blog about computer programming in PHP for business and passion. I'm Enrico Zimuel a Software Engineer since 1996. I work as Senior Consultant & Architect at Zend Technologies. For more info about me visit my web site.
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