The other day, I was directed at an interesting question on StackOverflow asking if password_verify() was safe against DoS attacks using extremely long passwords. Many hashing algorithms depend on the amount of data fed into them, which affects their runtime. This can lead to a DoS attack where an attacker can provide an exceedingly long password and tie up computer resources. It’s a really good q
In this blog we take a closer look into CSRF protection in Laravel. We compare the difference between the CSRF filter in Laravel 4 and the current VerifyCsrfToken middleware in Laravel 5. Why do we need CSRF protection? Laravel has CSRF-protection enabled by default. So even if you don’t know what CSRF is, or why you need to protect your apps from it, you’ll probably run in to an Illuminate\Sessio
Getting started by reading the documentation, which also contains an introduction and a tutorial.
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