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Comments for: equazcion20070502
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Date: 12/02/08 10:50
By: Jason Subject: Security Doesn't think post a little security hole... assuming that the PHP script is entering information into the db, anyone could easily just go to www.youraddress.com/somephpscript.php?receipt=1 to trigger the receipt code.. Maybe somesort of password variable should be passed back with the receipt unique to the particular email, i.e. sha1(date/time email was sent) that way in your PHP code you could check that before you start entering information into the db. Just a thought. |
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| Very good script and ideas | Franco | 02/04/09 12:55 |
| Thank You So Much | Zama | 12/29/08 12:44 |
| Security | Jason | 12/02/08 10:50 |
| Fix to multiple receipts | Dave | 09/02/08 17:43 |
| Thanks | nima pedramasl | 05/10/08 06:27 |
| RE: Multiple receipts | mike | 09/24/07 02:06 |
| Doesn't work for Outlook / Outlook Express | Brian Murphy | 06/17/07 05:50 |
| Multiple receipts | Jim Bob | 05/12/07 09:34 |
| too late | Stas Trefilov | 05/04/07 04:15 |
| Getting receipts with your e-mail address | Mike Borozdin | 05/04/07 02:47 |
| "Some" mail clients | Steve | 05/04/07 00:47 |
| Automatic Return Receipt | Jeff Goolsby | 05/03/07 14:43 |
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