Using Pastebin unique visitor counts for tracking, over 6,500 victims are estimated to be affected after detection of this malware in December. These numbers may…
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The U.S. government has been waiting the British court’s ruling for some time now and on Monday (1/4/21) the court made their announcement. No extradition for Julian Assange on charges pertaining to illegally obtaining and sharing classified material related to national security.
Starting Friday 1/1/2021 I will be tracking my faucet activity on Coinpot and the affiliated Moon[coin] faucets. Crypto faucets are a way of gaining ad…
Who doesn’t love a good Linux one-liner? To me they are the epitome of skill. They represent the ability to not only know what command…
Preventing SQL injections is a popular topic. #1 on stackoverflow (for php) and also listed on the OWASP top 10. So what is an SQL…
Believe it or not, Twitter is not the only way to share your thoughts on the internet. Well, in light of recent behavior we’ve come…
Filtering in PHP is super easy with the built in filter_var() function. Filtering is essential when taking in form input or applying logic to any…
Interview questions for developers are by nature “trick questions”. I say this because I have seen it too many times. On one hand, the question…
Exakat Exakat is a tool for analyzing, reporting and assessing PHP code source efficiently and systematically. Exakat processes PHP 5.2 to 7.4 and 8.0 code,…
Stop spammers commenting on WordPress media files
Published by gunnard on January 5, 2021A website I worked on last year, recently had a wave of media spam comments hit my inbox. There is no easy way within WordPress to turn off commenting for media items, especially if you have >100 items and just want it DONE! The solution I found was a quick SQL query:
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