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DVL 1.5 has now left planning status. Bug Fixing started!

DVL 1.5 has now left planning status. Bug Fixing started! Some new additions: Lazarus IDE, ArgoUML, BlueJ, Firefox Plugins updated. The DVL Wargame makes progresses as well!

DVL 1.5 now in planning status

DVL 1.5 has now the status "planning". Beside this we work on the concept for 2008. More information, more training and better videos (those which are 100% related to DVL). Stay tuned!

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Hacking PHP Mail

This shows in detail how hackers inject PHP mailer scripts

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Date :12 May 2008

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References

IITAC - International Institute (Certification and Training)
University of Bielefeld, Germany, Technical Faculty
Leibnitz University of Hannover, Germany (Secure Software Development Lecture)
University of Applied Sciences and Arts Hannover, Germany (Secure Software Development Lecture)
East Tennessee State University, U.S (Ethical Hacking Class)
University of the Basque Country, Spain (Computer Security Class)
University of Florida, U.S. (Student Infosec Team)
Institute Superieur Maritim, Algeria