Typo3 is a company offering a complex website creation tool described as "a free, feature rich, Content Management Framework built with PHP and running under many Unixes and Windows." Since Typo3 deals with various aspects of website development it's only natural for the issue of security to come up; web vulnerabilities in particular.
To be exact Typo3 put together a nice security guide that lists and discusses seven common and commonly exploited web application vulnerabilites. The big seven are:
- Information disclosure
- Identity theft
- SQL injection
- Code injection
- Authorization bypass
- Cross Site Scripting (XSS)
- Cross Site Request Forgery
For more indepth information on Typo3's Security Guide, click
here.
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