robwod |
08-16-2011 09:17 PM |
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Originally Posted by V_RocKs
(Post 18357777)
Has openX closed all of the security holes that royally fucked over their users for half a decade?
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You know, I keep hearing all of these horror stories about OpenX. And while any software has bugs and requires patches, I've never had a single issue with it (even back when it was phpads, then phpads new).
To this day we deliver millions of banner impressions per month to our clients, and not so much as a hiccup.
Having said that, I understand there have been vulnerabilities. But I am betting the bulk of those affected probably do not apply patches the same day they are released, or have not effectively locked down their installation. I'll bet most do not even do so much as restrict access to the admin by IP or even simpler, use something as basic as an htaccess file to disable PHP execution in the uploads folder. Certainly a lot of software hardening is undocumented, but I think its imperative that anyone relying on third party software understand, or hire someone who does understand, how to implement some proactive, preventative measures.
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