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Secure PHP: Sanitize form input to protect against XSS

Submitted by chuck1 on Mon, 2009-07-13 00:01

I did another post aimed at web surfers, helping people to protect themselves against xss already embedded in websites. Now I just want to quickly point out something to PHP coders, something that my travels around the web reveal is missing in a shocking number of sites: Basic security against this kind of attack being executed through form submissions in your website.

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