It seems that NukeSentinel™ has gotten someone's attention as we are undergoing repeated DOS attacks on NukeScripts. Please bear with us as the host is working with us to shore up against them.

From the folks at PHP Magazine:

Chris Shiflett's tutorial on PHP Security was greeted by a jam-packed audience at the Salon F Hall at OSCON 2004. The tutorial provided for a thorough overview of various attacks against one's PHP applications, why they were a security concern, and how to program them in in order to defend against various attacks. Chris delivered his tutorial armed with 80 printed workbooks that was apparently insufficient to meet the needs of the gathering at Salon F. As Chris claims, his workbook for the tutorial is likely the most complete source of PHP security information and best practices available. If you weren't one of those lucky 80, then don't panic - Chris has put up a 55 page PDF of the tutorial workbook that you can download from here. You can also read Chris Shiflett's hit article "The Truth about Sessions" here.

This is the Final version. Be sure to read the MUST-READ-ME files!

Here is a list of the changes from RC1

• Fixed a line of duplicate text in Your_Account/index.php

NukeSentinel(tm) 2.0.0 RC 5 has been released.
Please note: This is a Release Canidate and therefore we have not completed the documentation for it. Read More for some of the changes. Read More...

Note: 

Updated to RC5a, repaired two glitches and beefed up the Proxy Blocker. Just replace the files if you already have RC5 running.

dmolavi writes:  

Don't want to edit all those files on your own to integrate standalone phpBB2 into phpNuke? Read this post on how you can grab the pre-edited files, instead.

GanjaUK writes:  

You can acquire the new PC Killer templates for Sentinel v2.0.0+ here.

In depth discussion about PC Killer can be found here. Read More...