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I need to do a search for people who are violating our "don't use social security numbers in your data" rule and need to know if there are performance differences (and why) between the two lines below.
Thanks.
[0-9]{3}-[0-9]{2}-[0-9]{4}
vs
\d\d\d-\d\d...
Started by Keng on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
The stuff I see, it might be useful to expand the search by making the dashes optional:
\b\d{3}-?\d{2 :
Social security number cannot start from number greater than 772
So that instantly reduces your match social security number ....
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This is an odd question. I have a friend who is working on an application. There is a table with 4 fields that holds a word and a definition among some other things. On a website there is a textbox in which a user can enter a string and the database is...
Started by bob on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
So yes, you definitely....
The search text elsewhere on the page after submission of the input text, you shouldn't need to do the same pitfalls and security holes that the content of any other HTTP request are - SQL Injection, packet sniffing, etc.
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Years ago I programmed a magazine-style site in ColdFusion. It had a site search function to full-text search (using SQL Server) the articles and blog posts. It worked fine, but then we were hit with a SQL injection attack (my fault). The site owner decided...
Started by Adam J. Blust on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
It in length (it is reasonable that search will not exceed certain amount of chars)
search the web, etc.) accessible by the search result are either secure to be public or being protected to necessary search request....
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I am currently searching a (if possible completely free security-solution for a Computer-Network of a really small private School in the USA.
The Infrastructure: Currently the school has one Server running Windows Server 2003 Small Business Version with...
Started by BasisBit on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
I'd use Microsoft....
OpenDNS is the leading provider of free security services.
The have predefined levels of security and web filtering to make your job even easier and access logs, among tons of other useful features.
And security.
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I'm trying to build a control logic that depends on the current gsp page to call an action, is there a tag or a session method that i can use to identify the current gsp page
I want to restrict access to all GSPs except singup and login, so if a user ...
Started by GrailsTester on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
That is why site to be indexed by search ....
AFAIK search engines cannot access sites that need authentication.
Regarding the site's SEO.
The best way to do this is not within your GSPs but using .
You need the Spring security plugin.
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I mostly use free security solutions to protect my home PC, but I wonder if I would get better protection from a paid solution.
I prefer the free software, since I can have multiple applications protecting against different threats.
With paid software...
Started by Tester101 on
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by 17 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
For other security software than encryption, firewalls and things this is good in that you have more control....
Do you trust that a company on a micro-level can earn my trust .
Software (and other security software), it's a matter of trust.
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I'm designing the security subsystem for a new product. The system requires the following:
Complex user/group/permission model, both service-level and domain-level (ACL) Administration UI for the above Rules performed upon user actions (account disable...
Started by Electric Monk on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
But from....
It is a well thought out security framework that handles authentication, authorization, and fine-grained permissions.
This is based on the new (3.0.0.R1) of Spring security with method expression support and it works jSecurity .
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Recently I was working on recovering data from dead (bricked PSU) Windows XP machine, which included some client certificates installed into IE 6. I plugged in a temporary PSU and tried to export the certificate, only to be told that "these certificates...
Started by Cd-MaN on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
The real.
CryptExportKey is just a moniker for the real work.
Even a trivial there are layers of security.
The really strong security is implemented in hardware modules.
And memory only.
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Hi,
Now the Quick Search box in the Security History is in two pieces:
I think it would be better if it was in one piece:
Started by tbalint on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at norton):
Cheers,
Tim Lopez
Norton Forums Administrator
Symantec Corporation.
Feel free to continue on the discussion.
Thanks!
Since this feedback has been submitted to the Product Team, I will mark this thread as solved for the time being .
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This just started happening yesterday. When trying to browse many sites in one search, it is very annoying to have to keep answering the Security Question. The one I am receiving says "Do you want to view only the webpage that was delivered securely?
Started by cdodg on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at google):
I have added www.google.com to my "Trusted Sites" and still get the security warning everytime I.
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