The Internet has become a scary and hostile place; can your Web applications survive? Although a lot of media attention has recently been paid to information security, surprisingly little has been published regarding ColdFusion security. Does this then mean that ColdFusion applications... Sep. 15, 2004 12:00 AM EDT Reads: 24,402 Replies: 3 |
Search functionality has become the status quo for all major Web sites. The typical search box/button found on home pages across the Net is considered the ultimate in user-friendly design: users type in what they're looking for and the search engine finds it quickly and easily. May. 25, 2000 12:00 AM EDT Reads: 10,440 |
Using CF structures to store data allows you to access individual records without querying a database. Until now, successfully implementing a scalable, high-volume site has entailed five basic principles: 1. Write tight, efficient code. 2. Use cached queries. 3. Set up a proper network... Mar. 16, 2000 12:00 AM EST Reads: 7,548 |







Bryan Murphy is the owner of GuardianLogic, Inc. (www.guardianlogic.com), an information security firm that provides application and network vulnerability assessments and hardening. He is also one of the authors of Metazoa (www.metazoa.ca), a security-enhanced content management system; Membrane, an application-level firewall; and MetaGuard, a CFC that provides role-based login, authentication, and access control. Bryan has been an ethical hacker since the old-school BBS days. Visit his blog at www.downgrade.org.

















