[split from] Tutorial Ideas

[A12]

(09-05-2008 08:20 AM)simkinggold Wrote:  

(09-05-2008 08:14 AM)A12 Wrote:  

(09-05-2008 07:27 AM)simkinggold Wrote:  

(09-05-2008 01:48 AM)A12 Wrote:  A tutorial on html, would be great for the people that haven't used it before(not referring to me ), oh and I might as well add that a tutorial on securing forms(stopping sql injections and such) and the like would be useful / handy.

HTML tutorial sounds great we could make a series gradually getting better

Also, dont worry about MySQL injection, the latest forums (free and paied) all come with anti-MySQL injection

However im sure Matt will make some php tutorials on creating basic login systems or having a comment box

People who use forum(free and / or paid) software don't really have to worry about securing them, themselves because it's done for them, I was more or less referring to the people that make their own them database driven scripts, and don't know much about securing them, for instances early last year I wrote a really basic news script(took me a week... lol...(it has comments )), I thought nothing could happen to it, but I was wrong, someone did a sql injection and changed all of my content, this happened because I didn't know how to secure well... anything, I just knew how to input and output data(using php), anywho a week later I found out about the htmlspecialchars function and I felt like a bit of an idiot lol

Sure, we'll add SQL injection into our php/sql tutorials

Sweet, I hope I learn something(oh and I might as well add I'm 16(that shocks a lot of people sometimes, when they read hope, learn and then 16)) from them.

[biohazard135]

(09-05-2008 08:23 AM)A12 Wrote:  

(09-05-2008 08:20 AM)simkinggold Wrote:  

(09-05-2008 08:14 AM)A12 Wrote:  

(09-05-2008 07:27 AM)simkinggold Wrote:  

(09-05-2008 01:48 AM)A12 Wrote:  A tutorial on html, would be great for the people that haven't used it before(not referring to me ), oh and I might as well add that a tutorial on securing forms(stopping sql injections and such) and the like would be useful / handy.

HTML tutorial sounds great we could make a series gradually getting better

Also, dont worry about MySQL injection, the latest forums (free and paied) all come with anti-MySQL injection

However im sure Matt will make some php tutorials on creating basic login systems or having a comment box

People who use forum(free and / or paid) software don't really have to worry about securing them, themselves because it's done for them, I was more or less referring to the people that make their own them database driven scripts, and don't know much about securing them, for instances early last year I wrote a really basic news script(took me a week... lol...(it has comments )), I thought nothing could happen to it, but I was wrong, someone did a sql injection and changed all of my content, this happened because I didn't know how to secure well... anything, I just knew how to input and output data(using php), anywho a week later I found out about the htmlspecialchars function and I felt like a bit of an idiot lol

Sure, we'll add SQL injection into our php/sql tutorials

Sweet, I hope I learn something(oh and I might as well add I'm 16(that shocks a lot of people sometimes, when they read hope, learn and then 16)) from them.

Why does being 16 shock them?? Im 13!

[A12]

(09-05-2008 09:34 AM)simkinggold Wrote:  

(09-05-2008 08:23 AM)A12 Wrote:  Sweet, I hope I learn something(oh and I might as well add I'm 16(that shocks a lot of people sometimes, when they read hope, learn and then 16)) from them.

Why does being 16 shock them?? Im 13!

Oh lol.... I didn't know you were 13, well most of the people I talk to think that most "good" / "decent" web designers are at least 20 something(if not more), so when someone as young as 18 comes along and shows them something they didn't know, they sometime become shocked(for some reason(lol)).

[biohazard135]

(09-05-2008 08:09 PM)A12 Wrote:  Oh lol.... I didn't know you were 13, well most of the people I talk to think that most "good" / "decent" web designers are at least 20 something(if not more), so when someone as young as 18 comes along and shows them something they didn't know, they sometime become shocked(for some reason(lol)).

Hahaha! I started programming when I was about 12

People need to know this website: http://www.batchhackers.net was made by a 13 yr old

[A12]

(09-06-2008 06:01 AM)simkinggold Wrote:  Hahaha! I started programming when I was about 12

People need to know this website: http://www.batchhackers.net was made by a 13 yr old

lol It's good that you've moved from batch files to Visual Basic(vb ftmfw k?), oh and most schools do block .exe and batch files(Which sucks...(well.. they do were I come from... ))

[biohazard135]

(09-06-2008 06:15 AM)A12 Wrote:  

(09-06-2008 06:01 AM)simkinggold Wrote:  Hahaha! I started programming when I was about 12

People need to know this website: http://www.batchhackers.net was made by a 13 yr old

lol It's good that you've moved from batch files to Visual Basic(vb ftmfw k?), oh and most schools do block .exe and batch files(Which sucks...(well.. they do were I come from... ))

They cant block EXE if they did the whole system would crash

[Matt]

Grabbed this off the Tutorial ideas thread, because I'd rather keep that thread just talking about tutorial ideas. Feel free to keep talking about programming here.

[biohazard135]

Ok fine with me

I have to download visual basic again because I just reinstalled windows - Now running vista

[A12]

(09-06-2008 07:09 AM)simkinggold Wrote:  

(09-06-2008 06:15 AM)A12 Wrote:  

(09-06-2008 06:01 AM)simkinggold Wrote:  Hahaha! I started programming when I was about 12

People need to know this website: http://www.batchhackers.net was made by a 13 yr old

lol It's good that you've moved from batch files to Visual Basic(vb ftmfw k?), oh and most schools do block .exe and batch files(Which sucks...(well.. they do were I come from... ))

They cant block EXE if they did the whole system would crash

o rly? that's were you wrong You can block any EXE, they use a windows sever based OS so it's easier for them to block them(Ever heard of Active Directory), but you can also block an exe with a freeware tool called Trust no exe, It blocks every exe but the ones that are all ready installed or you have asked not to ask(The windows folder isn't blocked... but it can be.... if you had a really stupid admin in control).

[Matt]

You can easily make it so that:
1) EXE can only be executed from C:\WINDOWS and C:\Program Files (and anywhere else important)
2) The user cannot modify C:\WINDOWS and C:\Program Files (and the other important places)

Making it so that new EXE can not be run