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Re: Fortress(tm) Extended to Postnuke (Score: 1)
by Zhen-Xjell on Wednesday, May 26 @ 07:52:25 CEST
(User Info | Send a Message) http://castlecops.com | | Welcome larsneo and thanks for stopping by. I sincerely hope that Postnuke doesn't need such a program, but I was afraid for it after reading all the vulnerabilities. Knowing how all software is vulnerable, I have hopes that Fortress(tm) can help many folks. I shall certainly read the documentation and also test it myself to improve it for Postnuke, while also enhancing it for PHP-Nuke and other content management systems. |
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Re: Fortress(tm) Extended to Postnuke (Score: 1)
by IACOJ on Wednesday, May 26 @ 08:28:53 CEST
(User Info | Send a Message) | Hi Larsneo,
My impression from reading your responses was that if it wasn't created by PN it isn't worth it. Sadly I believe a great injustice may have been served to the PN community because of that. Not to mention the open invitation to every scriptkiddie on the planet to hack PN sitees. |
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