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Security hardening of PHP/MySQL script |
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Posted: Tue Aug 30, 2005 12:02 pm |
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Need some advise so I am going straight to the problem.
I did one security hardening of PHP/MySQL site, after it was attacked. There were some obvious vulnerabilities as 'globals on' and unencrypted passwords in database. I fixed those, add few features, enhanced it a bit.
So, after that, one other owner of similar site, which uses same script, but heavily modified asked me if I would check his script. That owner has much more traffic and bigger income from the site.
After short examination, I found out pretty much the same things. So I plan to offer them at least encrypting the database, and few other things.
Now, my question is how much should I ask for?
I plan to offer them in parts, for example:
- administrator and users table encryption and according PHP modifications: $xxx.xx
- removal of risky/unnecessary/not protected data: $xxx.xx
and so on...
What else can I include? And how much could I ask for it?
In addition, if someone has some experience with those things, maybe he could tell me how to automate process of vulnerability searching. |
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