Security Principles for PHP Applications: A php[architect] guide

Security Principles for PHP Applications

A php[architect] guide

2017 • 192 pages

Security is an ongoing process not something to add right before your app launches. In this book, you'll learn how to write secure PHP applications from first principles. Why wait until your site is attacked or your data is breached? Prevent your exposure by being aware of the ways a malicious user might hijack your web site or API.

Security Principles for PHP Applications is a comprehensive guide. This book contains examples of vulnerable code side-by-side with solutions to harden it. Organized around the 2017 OWASP Top Ten list, topics covered include:
Injection Attacks
Authentication and Session Management
Sensitive Data Exposure
Access Control and Password Handling
PHP Security Settings
Cross-Site Scripting
Logging and Monitoring
API Protection
Cross-Site Request Forgery
...and more.

Written by PHP professional Eric Mann, this book builds on his experience in building secure, web applications with PHP.


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