You can adopt many principles to develop more secure applications. I have chosen a small, focused list of principles that I consider to be most important to a PHP developer.
These principles are intentionally abstract and theoretical in nature. Their purpose is to provide perspective that can guide you as you focus on the details. Consider them your road map.
An edition of Essential PHP Security
(2005)
Essential PHP Security
by Chris Shiflett
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This book is for web developers looking to expand their knowledge of creating secure php code, it explains the techniques sometimes used by hackers to gain entry into your website and also explains how to prevent or reduce the chances of those issue occurring to you.
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This is explaining in key that the author has not put everything into the book, but has covered the most important aspects of php security.
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