Or maybe just a rant on PHP and/or frameworks that make it easy to do the wrong thing, and hard or time-consuming to do the right thing.
Or maybe just a rant on PHP and/or frameworks that make it easy to do the wrong thing, and hard or time-consuming to do the right thing.
Another alternative is to store credentials in environment variables :)
These already exist in droves, which is exactly how our Amazon credentials were found.
http://www.itnews.com.au/News/375785,aws-urges-developers-to...
http://security.stackexchange.com/questions/56911/does-anyon...
Anyone has any idea about this website I am trying to find?
Not bad in itself, sometimes all you need is a dirty script, but as other have said, they tend to stick around, a key part of our CI module is actually putting expire date on scripts, or check dates. I will receive an email telling me to check and a warning on the CI at build time. It's been great to keep our code clean while allowing us to still do things dirty when required.