CptAwesome — Wed, 29 Jun 2005 12:09:42 +0000

You also have to be careful with forms and file extensions. A common mistake I've seen if people putting mysql username/password in an inc file, and including that into PHP. If someone finds the .inc file, kiss your DB goodbye

Busy — Wed, 29 Jun 2005 08:38:49 +0000

It's like trying to stop your car being stolen, you can fit mag wheel lock nuts, an alarm, push button this, push button that but if they want it bad enough they will take it, same as your site. Just don't make it easy for them, using *dictionary word passwords is like leaving the keys in the car.

Your site will always be listed as unsecure unless you use https (through a secure cert)

The site you saw with the title tag, was it blank after the meta tags? If it was, use your mouse wheel or scroll down and you will see the content, it probably had a no right click script on it too (doesn't work on all browsers).

* A dictionary word is anything found in a dictionary basically, passwords should be a combination of letters and numbers that have no meaning, example, a licence plate is a no-no.