EP161 – Sanitizing data stored in custom fields in WordPress
Nov. 9, 2015, 1:18 a.m. (9 years ago)
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This week on WPwatercooler we'll be discussing sanitizing data stored in custom fields in WordPress, this is a continuation from our EP159 – WordPress user generated content, what to look out for. Join us as we dig deeper into storing user generated data and sanitizing such data.
* Javascript and XSS 00:03
* SQL Injections 00:04
* xkcd: Exploits of a Mom 00:05
* esc_html 00:06
* wp_kses 00:08
* Security advisory: Stored XSS in Jetpack – Sucuri Blog 00:10
* Data Validation « WordPress Codex 00:10
* Writing the Prince symbol in Unicode – parker higgins dot net 00:16
* Solid backups – WPwatercooler 00:18
* minimaxir/big-list-of-naughty-strings · GitHub 00:20
* EP56 – Do's & don'ts of social media integration with WordPress – Oct 7 2013 WPwatercooler 00:29
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* Javascript and XSS 00:03
* SQL Injections 00:04
* xkcd: Exploits of a Mom 00:05
* esc_html 00:06
* wp_kses 00:08
* Security advisory: Stored XSS in Jetpack – Sucuri Blog 00:10
* Data Validation « WordPress Codex 00:10
* Writing the Prince symbol in Unicode – parker higgins dot net 00:16
* Solid backups – WPwatercooler 00:18
* minimaxir/big-list-of-naughty-strings · GitHub 00:20
* EP56 – Do's & don'ts of social media integration with WordPress – Oct 7 2013 WPwatercooler 00:29
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