Php Security Workshop
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This document is a workshop outline by Chris Shiflett on PHP security. It introduces Chris as an author on PHP security books and articles, and a founder of the PHP Security Consortium. The outline then lists security principles and best practices as topics to be covered, along with common PHP vulnerabilities. It concludes with a section for questions and answers.
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