I know theres no such thing as a "hacker proof" site, but what are a few ways ( a few as in as many as ppl can think of, such as sql injections/etc. ) to make a site as safe as possible from being defaced/hacked?...
You could make a website, then upload some random crap to cover it up. Like make a freewebs account and set the homepage to some pointless crap, then get URL redirection to point to pages in your site you don't want found. Here's a couple good sites for that.
http://www.freewebs.com
http://www.freedomain.co.nr
Actually, not all sites are hackable. Anyways, some things to prevent against: XSS, Remote Code Execution, SQL Injection, RFI, and LFI. Of course, if you're running a static site you don't have to worry about any of these things.
But the web account you use can be hacked and the HTML changed. I've done this, and idiots make it way too easy.
psychotick Wrote:I've done this, and idiots make it way too easy.
Most likely im one of these idiots since idk anything about hacking a site. Therefore im asking.
I doubt it if you're actually trying to learn. I'm talking about the kind of dumbfuck who sets their username and password the same.
psychotick Wrote:I doubt it if you're actually trying to learn. I'm talking about the kind of dumbfuck who sets their username and password the same.
If thats the case, then i geuss im not one of those idiots then....
But can we get back on topic...
Nothing on net cant be 100% sure... Just keep your components up on date, One weakly make backups, be sure that server is configured good, and that it dont have open unneeded ports and security holes in firewall...
Well I think the best bet would be URL redirection. a .co.nr domain makes it look like a paid domain name, and also hides the original site address.
You always can find source address if you want...