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<title>Introduction to Database Driven Development, PHP and MySQL</title>
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<description><![CDATA[Author: Adam Knife

PHP is one of the &quot;scripting languages&quot; of the Web. It is an interpreted language, interpreted by the official PHP interpreter, developed specifically for web programming. Being quite similar to ASP in many ways, chances are a change from ASP to PHP would not be all that difficult for a seasoned developer who was experienced in a C-style language.

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<title>Securing Backups in Microsoft SQL Server</title>
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<description><![CDATA[Author: Som Dutt Tripathi

Backing up database without password contains several vulnerability of disclosing the confidential information. The reason that any database can be restored at any location makes this problem more serious. You can check it out by creating a Backup of your database and restoring it in some other machine. The information stored in your backup media also get disclosed by - Restore filelistonly or Restore headeronly options.]]></description><guid>http://www.invision-graphics.com/article35-securing-backups-in-microsoft-sql-server.html</guid>
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