Re: How safe is CakePhps auth component and other ..

2011-09-11 Thread Simon Males
Olaf,

I had the same problem, though I put the disableCache method in the
beforeRender() action in app_crontroller.php

http://book.cakephp.org/view/988/disableCache

Never fully confirmed it was Microsoft Proxy though all the problem
cases had an IE7 user agent.

On Sun, Sep 11, 2011 at 11:57 AM, Olaf Reitmaier Veracierta
 wrote:
> Hi Milos,
>
> SSL is a must... take care of what happen recently to me:
>
> http://cakephp.19694.n2.nabble.com/Auth-ACL-proxy-server-mixed-up-sessions-td6535034.html
>
> Regards,
>
> Olaf.

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Re: How safe is CakePhps auth component and other ..

2011-09-10 Thread Olaf Reitmaier Veracierta

Hi Milos,

SSL is a must... take care of what happen recently to me:

http://cakephp.19694.n2.nabble.com/Auth-ACL-proxy-server-mixed-up-sessions-td6535034.html

Regards,

Olaf.


On 09/10/2011 02:36 PM, Miloš Vučinić wrote:

Thank you very much, you are most kind !

All the best,
Milos

On Sep 9, 4:54 pm, Thomas Ploch  wrote:

1.) The Auth component is safe. It uses a salted SHA1 encrypted pw by
default. It auto-escapes the fields already, so you don't have to bother
with it. Just use SSL to encrypt the connection to sensitive parts of
the application to be on the (very) safe side.

2.) Well, if you use the Apache web server, and you configured it
correctly to write the access.log file, you got everything you need
there. (Other web servers have this feature too)

Kind regards
Thomas

Am 09.09.2011 16:44, schrieb Miloš Vučinić:








Hi,
I have two questions and I hope someone can help me..
I am making application which needs to be relatively safe. So here are
questions I have for you:
1. I am using auth component from cakephp , but I cannot escape the
login fields because login component works for itself and I cannot
edit it's code.. I am wondering is it sql injection safe and are there
any possible problems with it regarding security ?
2. I need to log every http request made to my website (so that if
someone tries to hack the web site that I have info about his IP
address and what exactly they tried to do). I need exact link which
was typed and ip address of a computer which made the request. A whole
http request would be nice but at least these two. Is there any way to
do this (like a pre build component), or where in my source code
should I place the code for this .. ?
Thank you ,
all the best
   Milos


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Re: How safe is CakePhps auth component and other ..

2011-09-10 Thread Miloš Vučinić
Thank you very much, you are most kind !

All the best,
Milos

On Sep 9, 4:54 pm, Thomas Ploch  wrote:
> 1.) The Auth component is safe. It uses a salted SHA1 encrypted pw by
> default. It auto-escapes the fields already, so you don't have to bother
> with it. Just use SSL to encrypt the connection to sensitive parts of
> the application to be on the (very) safe side.
>
> 2.) Well, if you use the Apache web server, and you configured it
> correctly to write the access.log file, you got everything you need
> there. (Other web servers have this feature too)
>
> Kind regards
> Thomas
>
> Am 09.09.2011 16:44, schrieb Miloš Vučinić:
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> > Hi,
> > I have two questions and I hope someone can help me..
>
> > I am making application which needs to be relatively safe. So here are
> > questions I have for you:
>
> > 1. I am using auth component from cakephp , but I cannot escape the
> > login fields because login component works for itself and I cannot
> > edit it's code.. I am wondering is it sql injection safe and are there
> > any possible problems with it regarding security ?
>
> > 2. I need to log every http request made to my website (so that if
> > someone tries to hack the web site that I have info about his IP
> > address and what exactly they tried to do). I need exact link which
> > was typed and ip address of a computer which made the request. A whole
> > http request would be nice but at least these two. Is there any way to
> > do this (like a pre build component), or where in my source code
> > should I place the code for this .. ?
>
> > Thank you ,
> > all the best
>
> >   Milos

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Re: How safe is CakePhps auth component and other ..

2011-09-09 Thread Thomas Ploch
1.) The Auth component is safe. It uses a salted SHA1 encrypted pw by 
default. It auto-escapes the fields already, so you don't have to bother 
with it. Just use SSL to encrypt the connection to sensitive parts of 
the application to be on the (very) safe side.


2.) Well, if you use the Apache web server, and you configured it 
correctly to write the access.log file, you got everything you need 
there. (Other web servers have this feature too)


Kind regards
Thomas

Am 09.09.2011 16:44, schrieb Miloš Vučinić:

Hi,
I have two questions and I hope someone can help me..

I am making application which needs to be relatively safe. So here are
questions I have for you:

1. I am using auth component from cakephp , but I cannot escape the
login fields because login component works for itself and I cannot
edit it's code.. I am wondering is it sql injection safe and are there
any possible problems with it regarding security ?

2. I need to log every http request made to my website (so that if
someone tries to hack the web site that I have info about his IP
address and what exactly they tried to do). I need exact link which
was typed and ip address of a computer which made the request. A whole
http request would be nice but at least these two. Is there any way to
do this (like a pre build component), or where in my source code
should I place the code for this .. ?

Thank you ,
all the best

  Milos



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How safe is CakePhps auth component and other ..

2011-09-09 Thread Miloš Vučinić
Hi,
I have two questions and I hope someone can help me..

I am making application which needs to be relatively safe. So here are
questions I have for you:

1. I am using auth component from cakephp , but I cannot escape the
login fields because login component works for itself and I cannot
edit it's code.. I am wondering is it sql injection safe and are there
any possible problems with it regarding security ?

2. I need to log every http request made to my website (so that if
someone tries to hack the web site that I have info about his IP
address and what exactly they tried to do). I need exact link which
was typed and ip address of a computer which made the request. A whole
http request would be nice but at least these two. Is there any way to
do this (like a pre build component), or where in my source code
should I place the code for this .. ?

Thank you ,
all the best

 Milos

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