Björn Schotte schrieb:
> Hi Sebastian,
>
> doing an audit requires time (because it's a
> manual source code audit done by Stefan and other employees
> of SektionEins) and thus needs funding.
>
> However, we're thinking about an audit package for OpenSource
> projects. But I'm not sure if we can do it for free...
>
> [...]
>
> We can offer smaller packages where we invest only a certain
> amount of time for the Audit (same thing which phpBB did), i.e.
> 2, 3 or 5 days and deliver it at a reduced price. Are you interested
> in a "real" audit? Do you have any types of funding possibilities?
if i am right, phpMyAdmin team is currently not able to pay for such a service
> It's no problem to give you a free license of Chorizo where you can scan
> yourself.
ok, how do we obtain this license?
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Sebastian
Hi,
i asked Björn Schotte (CEO Mayflower GmbH) if it would be possible to 'scan'
phpMyAdmin for vulnerabilities using chorizo (for free)
he said yes if they could publish some case study, press release or
something similar
Marc? do you think this is possible?
* https://chorizo-scanner.com/
* http://mayflower.biz/
CC: Björn Schotte <schotte(a)mayflower.de>
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Sebastian
Hi,
is this a typo?
select_lang.lib.php#63:
// check previous set language
if (! empty($_COOKIE['pma_lang'])) {
if (PMA_langSet($_COOKIE['pma_lang'])) {
return true;
-> } elseif (!is_string($_COOKIE['lang'])) {
/* Faked request, don't care on localisation */
-> $GLOBALS['lang_failed_request'] = 'Yes';
} else {
$GLOBALS['lang_failed_cookie'] = $_COOKIE['pma_lang'];
}
Hi
do we want to support HTML entities in translations? I used on some
places , but in trunk I see it to be escaped in many places.
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Michal Čihař | http://cihar.com | http://blog.cihar.com
Hi all
after two weeks of testing, I'd like to announce Czech pages about
phpMyAdmin - <http://phpmyadmin.cz/>. You will find there various tips
and howtos for using phpMyAdmin as well as project and development
news.
Of course all that is in Czech language :-).
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Michal Čihař | http://cihar.com | http://blog.cihar.com
