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Security: Physical and Service

Security: Physical and Service

By ServerWatch Staff (Send Email)
Posted Nov 14, 2002


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This article is will be of interest to those who want to develop Web-based applications using PHP as a front end and MySQL as a back end with the Apache Web Server. The story is the first installment of a three-part article covering everything from physical security and service security to Linux Apache MySQL PHP security (LAMP). This article is will be of interest to those who want to develop Web-based applications using PHP as a front end and MySQL as a back end with the Apache Web Server. The story is the first installment of a three-part article covering everything from physical security and service security to Linux Apache MySQL PHP security (LAMP).

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