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A better security classification for supported modules

Posted in Developers, Open Source

Tagged security, supported modules, security issues

Posted 17 April 2019

At SilverStripe, we have a well defined security release process that helps keep SilverStripe projects secure. We’re taking the opportunity to align our process with the open source community, as well as re-defining how we handle security fixes in for “Limited Support” release lines.

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High Severity Security Issue (CVE-2019-5715)

Posted in Developers, Company

Tagged security

Posted 19 February 2019

SilverStripe has recently become aware of a security vulnerability affecting the majority of SilverStripe sites on 3.x and 4.x release lines.

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Safety first

Posted in Developers

Tagged meetup, security

Posted 12 December 2018

Hear SilverStripe's own Simon Erkelens talk about security at the SilverStripe Wellington Meetup on October 17.

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Module of the Month: Have I Been Pwned?

Posted in Open Source, Developers, Marketers

Tagged open source, Module of the Month, developers, Troy Hunt, HaveIBeenPwned, security

Posted 9 November 2018

Breached passwords not only pose a threat to personal information but can give attackers the keys to your site. But how do you know if a password has been breached? SilverStripe Developer and security buff Simon Erkelens has answers in November’s Module of the Month, Have I Been Pwned?

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Keep your server safe with ‘steamed clams’

Posted in Developers

Tagged Module, server, security, Module of the Month

Posted 5 April 2017

To help keep your server secure, it’s a good idea to scan for viruses on uploaded files. This is when Steamed Clams comes in handy – this module scans for viruses in files you upload, or files already uploaded.

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