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PHP-Nuke Security Tools
Which Works The Best?
| Admin Secure |    14.88% (341) | | Fortress™ | 6.20% (142) | | NukeSentinel™ | 44.61% (1022) | | NSN Secure Admin | 3.54% (81) | | Protector System | 22.35% (512) | | Other (comment) | 8.42% (193) |
Total Votes: 2291
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Which Works The Best?
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Re: PHP-Nuke Security Tools Which is the best? (Score: 1)
by djmaze on Saturday, July 24 @ 11:21:54 CEST
(User Info | Send a Message) http://www.cpgnuke.com | I voted other because i'm still of the believe to fix the distributions instead of building a fortress around it.
Use your sentinels and you understand the best way is to protect the source and use a protector system to secure admins by IP or block IP's overall |
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Re: PHP-Nuke Security ToolsWhich (Score: 1)
by nuke-lux (fake@fake.it) on Sunday, July 25 @ 01:54:03 CEST
(User Info | Send a Message) http://www.nukecommunity.com | I voted other because i think the Intruders Module is really great it's not an anti-hacker tool, it'sjust a little easy script which only allows an admin whith the right ip to access the admin panel of your nuke. So if the hacker creates an admin account for himself, he will be unable to use the admin panel because he has the wrong ip to access it.
www.nukecommunity.com [www.nukecommunity.com] |
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Re: PHP-Nuke Security ToolsWhich (Score: 1)
by Bidybag on Sunday, July 25 @ 10:09:55 CEST
(User Info | Send a Message) http://www.bidybag.com | QUOTE FOM ABOVE POST
if the hacker manages to create an admin account for himself im sure he will be able to allow his ip to access anyway...if hes good enough to create an admin..hes good enough to allow his ip |
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Re: PHP-Nuke Security ToolsWhich (Score: 1)
by sandman229 on Monday, July 26 @ 05:48:34 CEST
(User Info | Send a Message) | I only us Protector on my wifes site and so far it has saved it 6 times. I use both Protector & fortress and Protector has saved me 2 times and fortress saved me once so far.
I like them both.
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Re: PHP-Nuke Security ToolsWhich (Score: 1)
by CJmac on Friday, July 30 @ 07:26:51 CEST
(User Info | Send a Message) http://www.upstatetemplates.com | Out of the ones I've tried, Sentinal seems to cover the bases the best. Unfortunately, nothing is foolproof.
I partially agree that these types of security measures should be built into the package itself but in reality, a determined hacker would simply find a hole (where there's a will, there's a way) and tunnel in.
We worried about hackers in the 80's with BBS's and all the modern improvements of today's internet haven't changed a thing. A hacker is going to hack.
1. Always assume the worst.
2. Never feel your impregnable.
3. Backup before you're hacked up.
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Re: PHP-Nuke Security ToolsWhich (Score: 1)
by jonmcc33 on Thursday, August 05 @ 00:39:00 CEST
(User Info | Send a Message) | | I added a scipt from Raven for the admin.php file. It's HTTP authentication so even if someone runs a script there's no chance they'll get into the admin control panel. It's worked good so far and my webhost tells me that people are running scripts against my site all the time. Why they do that I do not know. |
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Re: PHP-Nuke Security ToolsWhich (Score: 1)
by allevon on Monday, August 09 @ 00:47:57 CEST
(User Info | Send a Message) http://www.AlleVonTech.com | | Their all great tools, but ALWAYS as a backup, create a Host.Deny file, place in youur ROOT etc folder, and scour your error logs for trolling gender confused scumbags, add their IPs to that as well. |
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Re: PHP-Nuke Security ToolsWhich (Score: 1)
by psa on Monday, September 13 @ 08:40:23 CEST
(User Info | Send a Message) | | Altough I did install Protector after being hacked by "Ali-hacker", my prefered solution has been to remove all files related to the administartion of admins. We are only 6 to have access to this area and I do prefer making changes directly in the database. I guess it's still not 100% proof but thought it's a good option. |
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Re: PHP-Nuke Security ToolsWhich (Score: 1)
by Hajduk on Saturday, October 02 @ 13:35:10 CEST
(User Info | Send a Message) | We are using Nukesentinell and it got hacked last night............Protecter which we used before was bypassed as well.
We decided to remove and redo the admin section. |
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Re: PHP-Nuke Security ToolsWhich (Score: 1)
by Mesum on Sunday, October 24 @ 23:45:09 CEST
(User Info | Send a Message) http://www.desitribe.com | | I think Sentinel can do anything that I want from a security tool and I have realized that in the journey of my PHP-Nuke usage that sometime more than one tools actually help hacker bypass the hole. |
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Re: PHP-Nuke Security ToolsWhich (Score: 1)
by aevans (admin@php-nuke.co.uk) on Monday, December 13 @ 14:22:20 CET
(User Info | Send a Message) | In my opinion, Protector isn't easy to install for the occasional n00b BUT serves a useful purpose.. So protector is a good piece of kit for nuke.
Sentinel however, loads of features - easyer to install and works just as well.
I use both. |
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Re: PHP-Nuke Security ToolsWhich (Score: 1)
by efofolife on Monday, March 14 @ 16:01:46 CET
(User Info | Send a Message) | I like Protector, but it's all about Nuke Sentinel now!!! Just updated to Sentinel 2.2.0 yesterday and with the HTTPAuth addition it simply makes it the best PHP-Nuke site security add-on/feature.... SENTINEL ALL THE WAY!!! w00t!!
- PHP_Papa
- www.nuclear-nuke.com |
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Re: PHP-Nuke Security ToolsWhich (Score: 1)
by colombian_pimp on Thursday, March 24 @ 13:57:24 CET
(User Info | Send a Message) | i use seentinel, but i also added http authentication to my admin.php so if they try to run a script they will have 2 knw the password, i think tht http auth is the best wat to protect your nuke.
i recomend you research on http auth http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/howto/auth.html |
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