‘Security’ Videos

  • Stéphane Boisvert : Comment écrire du code sécure

    WordCamp Montréal 2015Speaker: Stéphane Boisvert

    September 15, 2015 — Une introduction a comment écrire du code sécure pour WordPress.
    Un apperçu des vulnérabilité les plus commune et comment protéger son code.
    Un survol qui inclut:
    Bien utiliser les fonctions: esc_url(), esc_html(), esc_attr(), esc_js et wp_json_encode()
    Se protéger contres les Injections SQL
    Nettoyer des donnés de l’utilisateur
    Comment utiliser des nonces
    Utiliser Current_user_can pour les permissions d’utilisateurs

    Préalables:
    Cette conférence est pour les gens qui ont commencé à modifié le code PHP dans les fichiers de leur thème. Elle va vous donner une idée de comment le faire de façon sécure. C’est aussi un bon rappel pour les développeurs intermédiaires et avancés.

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  • Геннадий Ковшенин: Взлом WordPress на практике

    WordCamp Russia 2015Speaker: Gennady Kovshenin

    August 20, 2015 — Геннадий покажет на практике, как можно написать уязвимый код выполняя фиктивное техническое задание, использовать написаные уязвимости для собственной выгоды, и конечно-же, закрыть уязвимость.

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  • Roshnikumar Yambem: WordPress Security – OWASP TOP 10 Protection

    WordCamp Mumbai 2015Speaker: Roshnikumar Yambem

    August 11, 2015 — This session takes a looks at WordPress Security. It will address concerns of the general user, how WordPress sites are generally hacked, the need for an international security standard in WordPress. The session describes the top 10 vulnerabilities as listed in OWASP.

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  • Rocco Tripaldi: Getting Started With Plugin Architecture

    WordCamp Providence 2014Speaker: Rocco Tripaldi

    August 6, 2015 — After working on BruteProtect, a plugin that was acquired by Automattic, I’d like share the knowledge I wish I knew 2 years ago when I first started with WordPress. I’ll discuss plugin file structure, short codes, security, and private deployment to multiple client installs. We’ll discuss MVC structure, in which your logic is separate from your UI.

    I build WordPress websites and apps for the Hotchkiss Consulting Group. My blog can be found at roccotripaldi.com

  • Michael Cain: The Truth on Theme Security

    WordCamp Boston 2015Speaker: Michael Cain

    August 5, 2015 — Theme security is an intimidating topic for both new and experienced developers but ignoring the issue will make you a target and leave your site vulnerable to attacks. In this talk you’ll learn theme security best practices, the common types of attacks, and many of the functions that WordPress and PHP provide to keep your site safe.

  • Joseph Herbrandson: WordPress Security Fundamentals for Professionals

    WordCamp Providence 2014Speaker: Joseph Herbrandson

    August 3, 2015 — No matter the niche, website security is important to everyone doing business on the Internet. Simply existing on the Web turns users into virtual targets for digital thieves and opportunists.
    While seemingly mysterious, and often over-complicated, proper security begins with a basic understanding of do’s and don’t’s, and why’s and why not’s. Let’s cut through the red tape and talk about what matters: knowing how to protect your business on the Internet.

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  • Chris Wiegman: Securing WordPress the Right Way

    WordCamp Providence 2014Speaker: Chris Wiegman

    August 3, 2015 — There’s a lot of information out there on making WordPress as secure as possible. Some of it is great and some of it, well, not so great. My session will walk users through numerous tips and tricks for securing WordPress the right way from the start. In addition we’ll look at a few security misconceptions in an attempt to sort the good information from the bad and keep you from becoming the next victim.

  • Sam Hotchkiss: If You <3 WordPress

    WordCamp Providence 2014Speaker: Sam Hotchkiss

    August 1, 2015 — Sam was the creator of BruteProtect, a WordPress security plugin acquired by Automattic in August 2014. He now works on the Jetpack team at Automattic, with the goal of bringing killer features and functionality to WordPress blogs everywhere.

  • Jan Thiel: The Missing Link – Empowering WordPress with HTTPS

    WordCamp Europe 2015Speaker: Jan Thiel

    July 16, 2015 — Offering HTTPS is beneficial for site owners and visitors alike. Whether you need to protect your admin credentials, or just to raise the search engine ranking of your site. You can do both with HTTPS!
    I show the pitfals and how to make your site HTTPS compatible while giving developers some hints on the most common mistake when creating themes or plugins which can break HTTPS.

  • Jon Ziemlich: WordPress Security + Livehacking

    WordCamp Cologne 2015Speaker: Jon Ziemlich

    July 15, 2015 — Jon gibt einen Überblick über die gängigen Hackingmethoden und warum ist es wichtig, immer die aktuellsten Updates installiert zu haben. “Wie kann ich ein Script sicher machen?” – Livehacking an Plugins oder Themes.

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